Feeling the Way to Truth - Rethinking Modern Philosophy's Development
Exploring the overlooked contributions of women in modern philosophy's development, challenging assumptions and advocating for a more inclusive understanding of philosophical history.
Bathsheba Demuth - Do Whales Judge Us? Interspecies History and Ethics
Explore interspecies history and ethics through the lens of whaling, examining Soviet and US practices, environmental impacts, and the complex relationship between humans and whales.
Kathleen Creel- Arbitrariness, Fairness, and Opportunity in Algorithmic Decision-Making Systems
Explore the ethical implications of algorithmic decision-making, focusing on arbitrariness at scale, its moral and legal issues, and potential technical solutions to mitigate harm.
Insider's Guide to Clinical Trials
Explore real clinical trial case studies with experts, analyzing successes, mistakes, and improvement opportunities to enhance your research skills and trial design knowledge.
The Innovator’s Guide to Ethics - Tom Byers and Jack Fuchs
Guidance on navigating ethical challenges in innovation and entrepreneurship, focusing on personal development and empowerment to build a strong ethical foundation.
Stanford Seminar - Finding the Great Problems
Barbara Liskov discusses her pioneering career in computer science, from early influences to groundbreaking research in programming languages and distributed systems, while reflecting on challenges and ethical considerations in technology.
How and Why Successful Organizations Embrace Sustainability - Julia Novy-Hildesley
Explore how successful organizations implement sustainability strategies, aligning operations with environmental goals to gain competitive advantages and improve their bottom line.
AI and Law: Implications for Society and Legal Systems
Explore AI's impact on law, society, and decision-making with insights from experts. Gain perspective on AI's evolution, policy implications, and potential for social good.
Mastering a Not So Digital Transformation
Discover 10 key attributes for successful business transformation, blending digital and traditional approaches to thrive in today's evolving landscape.
Stanford Seminar - The Altruistic Entrepreneur
Damien Patton discusses how Banjo uses AI to analyze live data signals, delivering real-time information to aid agencies and media, emphasizing technology's potential for social good and ethical decision-making in entrepreneurship.
Innovation Driven by Sustainability Seminar
Explore how Lime's co-founder Brad Bao aims to create sustainable, close-knit communities through innovative mobility solutions, challenging the notion that social responsibility hinders business success.
Disability and COVID-19: Ethical Challenges and Inclusive Solutions
Exploring COVID-19's impact on disability communities, ethical challenges, and calls for justice. Discusses triage concerns, research gaps, and the intersection of disability with race and healthcare access.
Medical Aid-in-Dying - California's End of Life Option Act and Other Considerations
Explore California's medical aid-in-dying law, its implementation, challenges, and alternatives. Learn about end-of-life care options, including hospice and palliative sedation, to address patient suffering.
AI's Global Impact on Democracy and Governance
Explore AI's influence on global democracy, disinformation, and governance. Learn about challenges and strategies to ensure democratic values prevail in the digital age.
Distributive Justice and the Welfare State - Moral Foundations of Politics
Explore Rawls's difference principle and its implications for distributive justice, examining critiques and comparisons with other philosophical approaches to wealth distribution.
Limits of the Neoclassical Synthesis - Moral Foundations of Politics
Explores ambiguities in Mill's harm principle through examples like prostitution, free trade, and discrimination, revealing how defining and calculating harm involves political choices, challenging the Enlightenment ideal.
Flourishing and Attachment in Human Nature - Philosophy and Science
Explores the impact of social proximity on moral behavior and the crucial role of attachment and social relationships in human development and well-being, drawing from psychological studies and cross-cultural research.
Philosophy and the Science of Human Nature - Introduction
Interdisciplinary exploration of human nature, examining happiness, morality, and political philosophy through philosophy, psychology, economics, and literature. Includes thought-provoking examples and unique insights.
John Stuart Mill's Utilitarianism and Social Thought - Lecture 8
Explore John Stuart Mill's influential ideas on utilitarianism, justice, liberty, and women's rights, examining their impact on modern social thought and contemporary debates.
Utilitarianism and Liberty - John Stuart Mill's Philosophy - Lecture 7
Explore Adam Smith's moral philosophy and economic theories, and John Stuart Mill's utilitarianism and views on liberty in this lecture on foundational social thought concepts.
The Badness of Death and Immortality - Lecture 18
Explores philosophical perspectives on pre-birth nonexistence, the concept of immortality, and whether eternal life would be desirable, examining views from Nagle, Feldman, Parfit, and Williams.