I'm an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Oxford and a member of the Institute for Ethics in AI. I have affiliations in Computer Science, where I teach ethical engineering practices, and Linguistics. I did my PhD at MIT. My CV.

I study the ethical, social, and political implications of technology. My current projects concern the notions of bias and neutrality in algorithms, as well as human-robot relationships. I also write about desire from the perspective of philosophy of mind and language. Email me. Quick links:

• A syllabus for a new kind of ethics course: ​Experiential Ethics
• What does decision theory have to do with wanting?
  in Mind​
• Interview on ethical engineering pedagogy

I'm also a Fellow in Digital Ethics and Governance at the Jain Family Institute. From 2015 to 2018, I was a director of PIKSI Boston, a summer program for undergraduates from underrepresented groups. I'm a member of the Society for Philosophy and Disability.