AI systems increasingly participate in the social world. They help diagnose patients, screen applicants, allocate resources, and issue recommendations that often count as institutional decisions. My current research examines how widespread AI integration in institutions requires us to include AI alongside humans in our theorizing about the social world.
Alongside this work, I have broader research interests in AI ethics. I have ongoing interdisciplinary work on AI deception, as well as proposals for how we should rethink proxy discrimination in an era of widespread datafication.
Finally, I use character-based approaches to understand how we can live well with emerging technologies. In a series of papers, I examine how we might repurpose the virtue of temperance to help us navigate a world saturated with digital technologies.