I research epistemic autonomy: roughly the ability to make good judgments about when to rely on your own thinking and when to defer to others, or to AI. This question has become urgent. In my PhD thesis, I explore what epistemic autonomy is, whether it has value, and how our understanding of it changes now that we can rely on AI to do cognitive work for us. 

Roles in Hybrid Intelligence: Philosophy PhD student

Challenge: AI & Behaviour group at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Artificial Intelligence, Human Behaviour, and Societal Challenges.

Research interests: Epistemology, Argumentation, Philosophy of science, Research integrity, Metaphysics, Philosophy of language, Philosophy of AI, and Philosophy of mind.

Affiliations:

• Theoretical Philosophy Reserach Group at the VU

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