CFP: Workshop on Political Philosophy and AI

While normative thinking about AI among analytical philosophers largely began with a focus on ethics, recent years have seen growing recognition of the political nature of AI and related technologies, and the urgency of addressing questions of domination, distribution, communication and democracy that are at the heart of political philosophy. With the prospect of general purpose AI systems radically transforming our politics and economics in the next ten years, these questions are only becoming more pressing.

This workshop aims to build on this recent work, chart progress in AI's political philosophy, and map what is as yet unexplored. We are keen to showcase work that uses the tools of political philosophy to explore any aspect of AI (or related digital technologies), from economic impacts of automation, to the legitimacy of algorithmic governance, to the curation of the digital public sphere, and beyond. 

We have two scholarships (EUR2500, open to everyone) available to present work at the workshop. Please submit an abstract of max. 500 words before February 29th to [email protected].