Check out the full seminar recording at youtube.com/watch?v=1pOjsV…

New Post: Dr Joseph Moore considers the question, Consenting to or requesting medical care? blog.practicalethics.ox.ac.uk/2024/07/consen…

New Post: MSt student Mahdi Ghuloom ask Should There be Total Divestment From All Arms Companies? blog.practicalethics.ox.ac.uk/2024/07/should…

I have a new publication out in Phil Quarterly: What is to reproduce? On the overlap, development, and persistence account of reproduction academic.oup.com/pq/advance-art…

New Post: Dr Rebecca Brown discusses Building A World People Can Use, the difficulties faced by children motivated to act independently in a world that is not built for them and can't accommodate them. blog.practicalethics.ox.ac.uk/2024/07/buildi…

New Post: Dr Daniel Villiger asks whether Can We Make Life Choices Rationally? In doing so he discusses decision theory and Laurie Paul's idea of Transformative Experience. t.ly/6xVTa You can read his ideas in more depth in his article here: compass.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ph…

Is your enemy’s enemy your friend? Read the new #ANTITHESES commentary, by Natalie Tegama, reflecting on the Gen Z protests in Kenya. antitheses.net/publications With Ethox Centre Culture& Practical Ethics NUS Centre for Biomedical Ethics Tropical Medicine Oxford NEUROSEC Oxford Oxford History

New blog post: Chris Register questions 'Should Evangelicals Support IVF?' - bit.ly/3WHaSXi

New blog post: Neil Levy investigates what is behind the figure of the 'childless cat lady' in politics in his post 'Reducing the Power of Childless Cat Ladies?' bit.ly/4dmFimX

The Registration is NOW OPEN for the 'Biotechnologies, Artificial Intelligence, and Human Identity' Conference for 17 October 2024. Details: tinyurl.com/uw6a336y Org by TORCH Medical Humanities Hub Practical Ethics. Saint Meinrad Stanford University Oxford Internet Institute

Philosophy in Prison: some thoughts, and doubts, about the role of philosophy blog.practicalethics.ox.ac.uk/2024/08/philos… Practical Ethics TORCH Medical Humanities Hub TORCH Oxford ANTITHESES Research Platform

⚖️Keep abreast with core #legal & #ethical aspects of health & life science innovation⚖️ Join the Inter-CeBIL #Masterclass! 💡 Tuition-Free! Thanks to Novo Nordisk Foundation 📜 30 credits, Danish Bar pre-approved. 📅 Online, Sep-Nov 2024. 🔗More info & Register: continuing-education.ku.dk/law/unlock-the…

NEW: 'AI Morality' out TODAY from David Edmonds How is AI revolutionizing our lives & what moral problems might it bring? Incl. contributions from OUC researchers Jonathan Pugh Binesh Hass CesarP Thomas Douglas & Gabriel De Marco practicalethics.ox.ac.uk/article/latest… #ethics #morality

Should farmers in low- & middle- income countries be able to give their livestock antibiotics important in human medicine? antitheses.net/issues/should-… Culture& Practical Ethics NUS Centre for Biomedical Ethics Tropical Medicine Oxford NEUROSEC Oxford Oxford Psychiatry Oxford History Ethox Centre

New blog post: Cristina Voinea on the concept of technological paternalism bit.ly/3X9O4zK

Global Visiting Professorship 2025-2026. Deadline: Monday 9 September 2024 Humanities Division University of Oxford TORCH Oxford Find out more torch.ox.ac.uk/event/global-v…

A new piece of mine is out in AJOB The American Journal of Bioethics! Commenting on the great article by Jeff McMahan and Julian Savulescu, I introduce a new comparative harm and benefit emerging in assisted reproduction, systematically overlooked by the bioethical debate. tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…

And that's a wrap for this year's Bitesize Ethics summer programme! Thank you very much to all who took part. You can find the videos here: practicalethics.ox.ac.uk/event/bitesize… #ethics #philosophy #mentalhealth #autonomy #grief #war #maternity #deepfake #procreation Emma Dore-Horgan

My first post on the Practical Ethics blog is now live: "Humanizing Chatbots Is Hard To Resist — But Why?" 🤖 #LLMs #AI #anthropomorphism blog.practicalethics.ox.ac.uk/2024/08/humani…

New blog post: Brian Earp's press release: Oxford-led Study Calls for End to “Medically Unnecessary” Intersex Surgeries bit.ly/3Tfb9yj