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By Audrey Balogh (Philosophy, McGill University) This paper problematizes the case for autonomous robots as loci of moral responsibility in

By Dalia Renzullo (Philosophy, McGill University) Abstract: The development of anthropomorphic AI technology is part of a process of social

Jane Goodall, one of the world’s most influential and beloved advocates for nature conservation, delivered the 2019 Beatty Lecture at McGill

By Abhishek Gupta (Founder of the Montreal AI Ethics Institute, and Machine Learning Engineer at Microsoft, where he sits on the AI Ethics Review

By Anthony De Luca-Baratta (Philosophy & Political Science, McGill University) This paper explores how traditional consequentialism falls

Kathleen Siminyu is a data scientist & machine learning engineer who is Regional Coordinator for the Artificial Intelligence for Development -

By Abhishek Gupta Let’s start with a brief history for this series of events that’s been running for over a year now and counts 1000+ people from

Naysan Saran is Co-Founder and CEO at CANN Forecast,  which uses artificial intelligence to help governments and businesses make better water

By Christian X. Gonzalez (Physics & Philosophy, McGill University) This paper explores the nuances of the question: “What moral system

By Camylle Lanteigne (Honours Philosophy, McGill University) This paper asserts that social robots and empathizing with social robots may

By Olivier Couttolenc (Philosophy & Political Science, McGill University) This paper explains and evaluates the basic moral theories

When we first thought up the MAIEI Summer Research Internship, we thought of keeping things small so we could dip our toes in the water before diving