Editing Embryos - Private Choices and Public Goods - Jonathan Anomaly, Hayek Lecture Series
Explore ethical implications of genetic editing technologies, coordination challenges, and potential government interventions in shaping future generations' traits and cognitive diversity.
Free Market Liberalism Is Humane - Deirdre McCloskey, Hayek Lecture Series
Economist Deirdre McCloskey explores free market liberalism's humane aspects, challenging conventional views on economics, ethics, and societal progress through historical and ideational perspectives.
Creative Arts Research and Ethics of Innovation
Exploring ethical challenges in creative arts research, focusing on innovation, institutional critique, and the role of ethics in architectural and artistic practices.
Su Bienestar También es Importante - Manejo del Estrés y las Emociones
Introducción sobre cómo las emociones y el estrés afectan el bienestar, con consejos prácticos para el autocuidado y la identificación de problemas emocionales. Presentado en español por un experto en psiquiatría.
The Collapse of Economies
Explore economic collapses, their causes, and recovery strategies through Venezuela's case study. Gain insights on autocatalysis, public debt, inflation, and rebuilding fragile economies.
Making Monsters: The Uncanny Power of Dehumanization
Explore the psychological and historical aspects of dehumanization, examining its roots, manifestations, and impact on society through various examples and theories.
The Peculiar Logic of Human Values
Explore the conceptualization of human value systems, including types, subjectivity vs. objectivity, and their impact on behavior and social interactions.
A Cooperative Species: Why Policies Designed for "Wicked Men" Fail - Part 3
Explore how ethical dispositions and cooperative motivations impact societal challenges, challenging Machiavelli's approach and examining the interplay between policy and human behavior.
Appealing to Intuitions - The Necessity and Limitations in Mathematics and Ethics
Explore the role of intuitions in reasoning and decision-making, from mathematics to ethics. Discover why we can't eliminate intuitions despite their limitations and paradoxes.
The Most Human Human - What Artificial Intelligence Teaches Us About Being Alive
Explore the intriguing intersection of AI and human nature, examining what our interactions with machines reveal about our own humanity and consciousness.
Is Free Will an Illusion? What Can Cognitive Science Tell Us?
Explore the philosophical debate on free will, determinism, and moral responsibility with Daniel Dennett. Examine cognitive science insights and their implications for our understanding of human agency and ethics.
On Moral Progress - Is the Human Conscience Led by the Head or the Heart?
Explore the role of reason and emotion in moral progress with Steven Pinker and Rebecca Newberger Goldstein, examining historical advancements in human rights and societal ethics.
Machine Learning and Social Norms - Balancing Fairness and Accuracy
Machine learning's impact on social decisions: Exploring fairness, privacy, and accountability in algorithmic decision-making across various domains. Discusses recent research and challenges in embedding social norms into predictive algorithms.
Touching a Nerve: The Self as Brain
Explore the biological basis of consciousness, identity, and decision-making with neurophilosopher Patricia Churchland as she examines how brain activity shapes our thoughts, feelings, and experiences.
Echo Chambers in Science
Explore the phenomenon of echo chambers in scientific research, examining their impact on knowledge dissemination and potential solutions for fostering diverse perspectives in academia.
The Ethics of Autonomous Vehicles - Navigating Legal and Ethical Complexities
Exploring the complex ethical, legal, and societal implications of autonomous vehicles beyond the "Trolley Problem," including safety standards, liability, cybersecurity, and regulatory challenges.
Complexities in Repair for Harm: Modeling Multi-Dimensional Reparations for Mass Human Rights Violations
Explore the multi-dimensional challenges of designing effective reparations for mass human rights violations, focusing on global and domestic mapping strategies to improve identification and evaluation.
Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency in Predictive Models for Criminal Justice
Explore fairness, accountability, and transparency in predictive modeling for criminal justice, with examples highlighting their importance in real-world applications.
Equity and Fairness of Single- versus Double-Blind Review
Explore the impact of single- and double-blind review processes on equity and fairness in academic publishing, examining potential biases and their implications for scientific advancement.
Fighting Hate Speech with AI and Social Science
Exploring AI and social science approaches to combat hate speech online, discussing research on classifying hate and counter speech patterns to promote civility in digital spaces.
Shifting Incentives From Getting It Published to Getting It Right
Explore how academic publishing incentives impact scientific integrity and learn strategies for promoting transparency and openness in research methodologies.