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Randall Harp, an associate professor of philosophy at the University of Vermont, is interested in how non-artificially intelligent beings should make sense of this uncharted ethical territory. Harp, who studies the philosophy of action, moral psychology, and data and technology ethics, has given talks on AI to UVM faculty and the general public.

UVM Philosophy Professor Randall Harp on the Moral Dilemmas of AI  Seven Days

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UVM Philosophy Professor Randall Harp on the Moral Dilemmas of AI  Seven Days

Short on Reporters, a Vermont Newspaper Turns to AI  Seven Days

UVM Philosophy Professor Randall Harp on the Moral Dilemmas of AI  Seven Days

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Short on Reporters, a Vermont Newspaper Turns to AI  Seven Days

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Oct. 15, 2023
Researchers at UVM are looking into how emerging technology influences people, and they’re urging Vermont to be a leader in regulating artificial intelligence. The automation market is hot, and as companies integrate AI into their systems, the work employees do is being collected with the potential to later automate their jobs. Juniper Lovato, one of the researchers in the complex systems and data science program, describes it as your work being “mined” for profit, and she’s worried about how this will affect women and minorities.

UVM researcher calls for workers’ protection from A.I.  WCAX

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Finding Signals in the Noise:  The University of Vermont

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