J. Francisco Ortiz-Moreno

Affiliation: Institute of Philosophical Research, UNAM

I work on epistemic opacity in artificial intelligence, examining how the structure of machine learning systems challenges traditional accounts of explanation and justification. I am a PhD student in Philosophy of Science at UNAM and an associate student at the Institute for Philosophical Research. I hold a Master’s degree in Philosophy of Science with a specialization in Cognitive Sciences from UNAM, and a Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy from UASLP. More broadly, my interests include epistemology, logic, and the philosophy of technology and computation. I have presented my work at national and international venues, including the ACM Conference on Equity and Access in Algorithms, Mechanism, and Optimization, and the 2nd International Conference on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence.