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Dr Blay Whitby
Meetings Co-ordinator | Professional Development
Blay Whitby is a technology ethicist and philosopher, specialising in computer
science, artificial intelligence and robotics. He is the author of many
books and papers including: Artificial Intelligence: Beginners' Guide
and Reflections on Artificial Intelligence: The Legal, Moral and Ethical
Dimensions and is concerned with the importance of widening engagement
in science and increasing levels of debate in ethical issues. Blay recently
became a member of the Strategic Ethics Forum of the BCS.He currently lectures at The University of Sussex, leading a number of courses including: Technical Communication Skills, Introduction to Cognitive Science, Ethical Issues in Computing and Research Ethics. He is also deeply involved in several Art/Science collaborative projects involving technology ethics, health and gender issues. A keen pilot, he is fascinated by the relationship of Human/Computer Interfaces and aviation and researches this through both practical and theoretical means. Email: |
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