Ethics and Technology FIG Instructor And Assistant

Ramón Alvarado studies the implications of the use of computer technologies such as computer simulations, artificial intelligence, machine learning and other data science methods in science and society. His expertise lies at the intersection of philosophy of technology, philosophy of science, and ethics. His most recent publications have focused on issues related to trust in artificial intelligence, injustice and bias in data science, and the reliability of computer simulations in science. His work has been published in influential philosophy and multidisciplinary journals such as bioethics, artificial intelligence and ethics, big data and society, synthese, minds and machines, and foundations of science.

Email: ravarad@uoregon.edu

Hello everyone! My name is Angela and my pronouns are she/her/hers. I am pursuing a Bachelors of Science in Mathematics with a minor in Computer Science. I’ve lived in Eugene for nearly 5 years and have enjoyed spending my free time hiking with my family, taking trips to the beach, and spending time with my two dogs, Stanley and Luna. When I’m not exploring Eugene, I spend my time either at the gym, or indoors listening to music, reading new (and old) books, and watching TV shows or movies that I stumble upon on Netflix. I am always open to new movie and book recommendations! I am very excited to be working with you this term and cannot wait to hear from you and get to know you! If you have any questions or need help, do not hesitate to reach out! I am available by email for any questions you have or if you have no questions, feel free to introduce yourself or let me know of some of the things you’d like to explore during your time in Eugene!
 

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