Sitemap - 2023 - The Splintered Mind
Normativism about Swimming Holes, Anger, and Beliefs
The Washout Argument Against Longtermism
Could the Universe Be Infinite?
How We Will Decide that Large Language Models Have Beliefs
Large Language Models are Interestingly Bad with the Periodic Table
Quasi-Sociality: Toward Asymmetric Joint Actions with Artificial Systems
Percent of U.S. Philosophy PhD Recipients Who Are Women: A 50-Year Perspective
Utilitarianism and Risk Amplification
Gunkel's Criticism of the No-Relevant-Difference Argument for Robot Rights
Strange Intelligence, Strange Philosophy
Skeletal vs Fleshed-Out Philosophy
Elisabeth of Bohemia 1, Descartes 0
Percentage of Women Philosophy Majors Has Risen Sharply Since 2016 -- Why? Or: The 2017 Knuckle
Walking the Walk: Frankness and Social Proof
One Reason to Walk the Walk: To Give Specific Content to Your Assertions
Does It Matter If Ethicists Walk the Walk?
Beliefs Don't Need to Be Causes (if Dispositions Aren't)
AI Systems Must Not Confuse Users about Their Sentience or Moral Status
Philosophical Progress by Opening Up New Epistemic Possibilities
Philosophical Progress by Opening Up New Epistemic Possibilities
The Envy Argument Against the View That Teletransportation Is Death
Mostly Overlapping Minds: A Challenge for the View that Minds Are Necessarily Discrete
Dishonesty among Honesty Researchers
Flipping Pascal's Wager on Its Head
The Fundamental Argument for Dispositionalism about Belief
A Reason to Be More Skeptical of Robot Consciousness Than Alien Consciousness
We Shouldn't "Box" Superintelligent AIs
Pierre Menard, Author of My ChatGPT Plagiarized Essay
Philosophy and Beauty and Beautiful Philosophy
Optimism, Repetition, and Hopes for the Size of the Cosmos
"There Are No Chairs" Says the Illusionist, Sitting in One
Power Clashing and the Structure of Practices
The Black Hole Objection to Longtermism and Consequentialism
Wearing Band T-Shirts of Bands You Don’t Know
Wearing Band T-Shirts of Bands You Don’t Know
The Emotional Alignment Design Policy
Presentations, May 29 - April 6
Don't Create AI Systems of Disputable Moral Status (Redux)
New Paper in Draft: Let's Hope We're Not Living in a Simulation
Don't Create AI Systems of Disputable Moral Status (op-ed version)
God Stumbles Over the Power Cord
Moral Mediocrity, Apologizing for Vegetarianism, and Do-Gooder Derogation
How Not to Calculate Utilities in an Infinite Universe
Hedonic Offsetting for Harms to Artificial Intelligence?
Further Methodological Troubles for the Moralometer