Bio

David Danks is a Professor of Data Science, Philosophy, and Policy at the University of California, San Diego, with affiliate faculty status in Computer Science & Engineering. His research spans philosophy, cognitive science, and machine learning, focusing on ethical and policy issues related to AI and robotics. Danks is recognized for his contributions to computational cognitive science and causal discovery algorithms, earning accolades such as the James S. McDonnell Foundation Scholar Award and an Andrew Carnegie Fellowship.

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• Medieval Theology Offers Insights on Modern AI Responsibility Issues

  The Conversation • 10 Sept 2024