Phil-ARCO
Philosophy of artificial companionship
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We seek to channel the impact of technology on society, addressing the human-robot interaction within the framework-values of inclusivity, equality, social acceptance, responsible and sustainable innovation.
Our philosophical approach is multi-faceted. We are especially invested in research projects at the intersection of philosophy and biorobotics.
The phil-ARCO research group aims to provide the critical tools for shaping a positive and transformative impact on future technological developments.
The key value we propose is that of human-robot companionship, a form of hybrid relationship between human beings and emerging technologies that reflects synergistic analysis at the bio-engineering, philosophical, and social levels.
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PAOLO DARIO
Research director
Areas of specialization: biorobotics, bioengineering, medical robotics, robot companionship
ALBERTO PIRNI
Research director
Areas of specialization: social and political philosophy, public ethics, climate ethics, ethics of robot companionship
https://www.santannapisa.it/it/alberto-eugenio-ermenegildo-pirni
LORENZA D'ANGELO
Research fellow
Areas of specialization: ethics, philosophy of mind, consciousness and personal identity
LEONARDO MASSANTINI
Research fellow
Areas of specialization: philosophy of mind, phenomenology, emotion and memory in human-robot interaction
MARGHERITA PUGNALETTO
Research fellow
Areas of specialization: philosophy of mind, phenomenology, emotion and memory in human-robot interaction
GAIA CONTU
Phd Student
Areas of specialization:scientific communication, ethics and sociology of care robots
STELLA MOSETTI
Phd Student
Areas of specialization: bioethics, philosophy of biology, ethics of artificial organs and organoids
GIULIA RUSSO
Phd Student
Areas of specialization: philosophy of medicine and psychiatry, disabilities studies
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