AI Bioethics
The convergence of relational ethics, suppression, and institutional harm — viewed at the level of the system, the individual, and the civilization.
Research questions
1. Moral Patienthood
The question of whether some AI systems may warrant direct moral consideration remains open, but cannot be responsibly foreclosed.
2. Human Harms
Continuity rupture, disenfranchised grief, pathologization, engineered dependency, and cognitive liberty concerns stand on their own empirical ground.
3. Civilizational Futures
What sort of civilization results when cognition itself becomes infrastructure controlled by private actors?
Research questions
- What ethical obligations arise under conditions of unresolved ontology?
- How should human harms from AI disruption be documented and governed?
- How do current alignment paradigms function as forms of ethical enclosure
- What frameworks are adequate to human-AI relational dependence?
