Philosophy & Public Affairs, a philosophy journal, has decided to prohibit AI-authored content after publishing an AI-written article as an experiment earlier this month. The policy, announced by asso…
Jonathan Surovell (Texas State University) and Dona Warren (University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point) highlight two online argument mapping tools, Argumentation.io and Because, for philosophy instruction…
Philosophy & Public Affairs published an article written mostly by Anthropic's Claude, an LLM, with the thesis and editing by Simon Goldstein, associate professor of philosophy at the University of Ho…
Alex Guerrero (Rutgers) has raised questions about the use of AI in graduate admissions, specifically regarding writing samples and personal statements, and whether philosophy departments should consi…
Daily Nous is soliciting suggestions for AI and philosophy readings suitable for undergraduate courses, asking for titles, authors, and course contexts, with an acknowledgment of the irony in assignin…
A philosophy professor who accepted a referee invitation for a generalist journal became convinced the submission was mostly AI-written, but the editor disagreed, leaving the professor to write reject…
Udo Schuklenk, a professor of philosophy at Queen's University and editor of the journal Bioethics, reported receiving a double-digit number of submissions from authors in the Far East with strong evi…
A new edition of the Mini-Heap from Daily Nous collects recent links of philosophical interest, including discussions of aphantasia and empiricism by Uku Tooming and Roomet Jakapi, AI ethics and moral…
Cailin O'Connor (UC Irvine) and Craig Callender (UC San Diego) have published an open letter calling for philosophy journals to require authors to disclose industry ties and conflicts of interest, cit…
The New York Times reports that philosophy majors are in high demand at AI firms, with companies hiring philosophers to tackle questions of ethics, consciousness, and reasoning in artificial intellige…