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In 2024, we marked 5 years since the launch of the Centre for Technomoral Futures! It’s been an incredible journey - from the early days with five PhD researchers, to a sudden acceleration of new cohorts, staff, disciplines, affiliates, visiting scholars, a Master’s programme, and an explosion of groundbreaking research.
In 2024, we marked 5 years since the launch of the Centre for Technomoral Futures! It’s been an incredible journey - from the early days with five PhD researchers, to a sudden acceleration of new cohorts, staff, disciplines, affiliates, visiting scholars, a Master’s programme, and an explosion of groundbreaking research.
The Ethics and Philosophy of Science of Machine Learning. The School of Philosophy, Psychology and Language Sciences and the Centre for Technomoral Futures at the University of Edinburgh are delighted to invite applications for this funded PhD studentship, to begin in the academic year 2026/2027.
Speech technology researchers worldwide are working on improving the smoothness and fidelity of text-to-speech towards the goal of accessible communication for all. However, TTS models are also being used to produce misinformation, deepfake pornography, fraudulent phone calls and more…
Earlier this month, we celebrated five years of incredible research at the Centre for Technomoral Futures with our PhD Showcase. Coming from a multitude of backgrounds, this extraordinary group of PhD Fellows shared their ideas through poster presentations and lightning talks.
Miyazaki’s lament that “we humans are losing faith in ourselves” has gone largely unnoticed, but stands to be a most salient message. Beyond what generative AI is in itself as a technology, what does this technology say about us? How is generative AI an example of us losing our faith in ourselves, and what can we do about it?
For centuries, the capacity for complex moral reasoning has been thought of as uniquely human. As artificial intelligence grows increasingly sophisticated, a new set of questions emerges…