Harry’s project investigates how moral expertise emerges through skilled engagement in relationships of reciprocal vulnerability and feedback, and how these mechanisms are disrupted in socio-technical systems that develop and deploy artificially intelligent systems.

PhD ResearchCTMF Admin10 February 2025moral philosophy, Phenomenology, Science and Technology Studies, Social Epistemology, Philosophy of Technology, AI ethics, Vulnerability Gap

The role of machine learning generated health categories in epistemically (un)just healthcare practices

Sasha’s research aims to explore how newly developed AI and machine learning (ML) tools may impact the epistemic climate that both healthcare users and professionals participate in. Her project aims to identify ways to create and implement measures to combat injustices without rejecting the benefits of ML in healthcare provision.

PhD ResearchCTMF Admin30 October 2024philosophical bioethics, social and epistemic justice, human-computer interaction, AI ethics