Eamon Duede | University of Chicago
I am an epistemologist of science focusing on two streams of research.
My theoretical work in the philosophy of science focuses on the epistemology of emerging technologies, principally artificial intelligence (AI).
My empirical work uses computational approaches falling under the broad heading of "Data Science" to investigate the roles that methods and institutions play in scientific discovery.
I am also interested in the ethics of AI and other emerging technologies such as quantum computing in science, business, and society.
I am currently a joint PhD Candidate in the departments of Philosophy and
the Committee on the Conceptual and Historical Studies of Science at
the University of Chicago. I am a Fellow in the
Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering
AI-Enabled Molecular Engineering of Materials and Systems for Sustainability
(AIMEMS)
program, and have research affiliations with Globus Labs, KnowledgeLab, and the Digital, Data, and Design Institute at Harvard University.
