A pleasant surprise to see my work with Assaf Sharon has been posted on the Legal Theory Blog. Lawrence Solum thanks for sharing! lsolum.typepad.com/legaltheory/20…

We're hiring: 2 Year Teaching Fellow in Moral/Political philosophy 👇👇 warwick-careers.tal.net/vx/appcentre-e…

Applications close this week! #LSEPhilosophy is searching for an LSE Fellow in Philosophy. ➡️Application deadline: 4 July 2024. #Jobs #London #LSE #Philosophy lse.ac.uk/philosophy/blo…

Thank you C Thi Nguyen for this lovely thread! If people want to read more: - name artifacts paper by Vered Shwartz, Rachel Rudinger, & Tafjord: arxiv.org/abs/2004.03012 - our papers: bit.ly/algorithmiclev… arxiv.org/abs/2211.13972 arxiv.org/abs/2307.05862 arxiv.org/abs/2404.08592

I'm thrilled to receive the Oxford Politics and IR Inaugural Prize for Best Thesis in Political Theory. Truly honoured! A short thread about my thesis >>

I will be joining Warwick Philosophy as an assistant professor in moral and political philosophy. Extremely happy about this!

By invoking the language of democracy without considering how best to ensure collective governance, tech companies fail to offer a truly democratic AI. Writing w/ Stanford Ethics colleagues Diana Acosta Ting-an Lin 林庭安 Lorenzo Manuali Rhiannon Neilsen and @robreich. newglobalpolitics.org/democratizing-…

Fascinating article by Geertje Bol History of European Ideas, arguing that studying women's political thought requires attention to its full spectrum, whether feminist or unfeminist. A must-read for anyone working in/on the history of political thought! Institute of Intellectual History tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Had a great time presenting my new paper, 'On Suckers,' co-authored with the brilliant Avishay Ben-Sasson-Gordis at Utrecht University. Big thanks to @jrg_draper for organising a fantastic workshop!

📢 The first chapter of the AI snake oil book by me and Sayash Kapoor is now available online. press.princeton.edu/books/hardcove… It is 30 pages long and summarizes the book’s main arguments. If you start reading now, you won't have to wait long for the rest of the book — it is available to

Nice way to end the summer—I have a new paper out in Economics and Philosophy (Cambridge Core')! 🎉 Here’s the link: cambridge.org/core/journals/… Join this thread if you’d like to hear more >>>

The Call for Papers ahead of the Oxford-Berlin Colloquium 2024 is now live, with submissions welcome from Early-Career Researchers. Full details on the colloquium and call for papers can be found on the Institute's website:oxford-aiethics.ox.ac.uk/event/oxford-b…

For recent PhD:s working on topics relevant to global governance, focusing on normative theory: Consider applying for a postdoc at the Stockholm Center on Global Governance, located at the Department of Philosophy su.se/english/about-…

📣AI SNAKE OIL is out today! Writing this book over the last two years has been a labor of love. Arvind Narayanan and I are very excited to hear what you think of it, and we hope you pick up a copy. Some reflections on the process of writing the book 🧵

Excited to share a new article, now out with RIS (open access), on Jules Verne's fictionalised conception of global order. cambridge.org/core/journals/… Details below 👇

After two glowing reviewer reports and unanimous board approval, today I’ve submitted the final manuscript for my book about Schopenhauer 🥳 All being well it’ll be out by this time next year. Watch this space!

If you're interested in doing a PhD in political philosophy (especially on borders, migration, citizenship etc.) do feel free to contact me on my Bristol email. We have a growing group of political philosophy PhDs at Bristol and a lovely little community.

In 2022 and 2023 I refereed a paper called "Lockdowns and the Ethics of Intergenerational Compensation." Blind refereeing - I didn't know who wrote it. The argument is that while Covid lockdowns were reasonable, the harms inflicted on young people entitle them to compensation. 1/

In New Orleans at the Philosophy of Science Association conference last month, the author introduced himself - Kal Kalewold. Great to meet him. The paper is now out: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/14… I disagree with the starting assumption (lockdowns were sensible) but it's a very good paper. 2/