I was shortlisted for the Outstanding Tutor Award at Oxford University. The award ceremony was held at The Ashmolean Museum. Read about the ceremony here.
UN Global Pulse 2019, Geneva
AI, Ethics, & Government Policy: I was invited to the UN Global Pulse “to explore how international organizations and other relevant stakeholders can implement privacy and ethical frameworks of artificial intelligence”. Read about the event here.
Ethics & AI: A Crash Course
Read on the Oxford Insights Blog. Walk in to any entry-level Ethics class and you’ll observe academic philosophers teaching their students three theories of what it means to be ethical: Utilitarianism: Does an action produce net good consequences?; Deontology: Does an action follow a moral rule? e.g. the Golden Rule: ‘Treat others how you want […]
CYFY 2019, New Delhi
I was invited to speak at the CYFY Conference on the relationship between technology and the state. Watch the video here. The notion of state sovereignty does not face an existential challenge, but certainly requires a radical re-imagination in the digital era. Are emerging technologies helping the state reassert its mandate over the individual? How […]
Oxford Royale Summer School
Watch a video interview with me about teaching Leadership to summer school students
Hillary Clinton, Feminism, and Political Language
Blog published by Oxford University Press. Language is, of course, how we communicate political ideas to each other. But what is not often realized is that the language we use can itself be political. Often on the face of it, the way in which our language is structured — the words themselves or their denotations […]
A (Non-Ideal) Global Basic Structure
Published in the Nordic Journal of Applied Ethics. Abstract: Focusing on the basic structure as the subject of justice has tended to lead theorists to make a choice: either there is no global basic structure and therefore obligations of justice remain domestic only (the statist position) or there is sufficient institutional basis at the global […]
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