Laurynas Adomaitis

This is a map of problems and contexts in AI ethics that I see as the most prominent in the field. This is by no means an exhaustive list but picking a problem and a context is a good way to start an inquiry!

Privacy is a basic virtue, and it is not reduced or grounded in other virtues. Access to a person’s data provides an opportunity to manipulate, influence, and harm a person. Thus, protecting privacy is essential to human flourishing.

I have fed a storyline of my recent play (ALICE) into GPT-3 to see how it would react to my story pitch. I then guided it through the plot to see which character changes and turns it would predict.

COVID19 patient tracking requires sensitive data. Elaborate systems have been put into place to track the location history of people to track the virus and control the contagion chain. But new apps often exhibit security and functionality flaws, are expensive to make, have more privacy intrusion than necessary, and are hardly justified in the first place.

The goal is to geo-reference historical data and turn it into visual and spatial stories. The fact is that everything in history happens in space, so it can be given coordinates.

Ramazzini lived and worked in Northern Italy. Leibniz encouraged him to engage in epidemiology. It is important to see and pay tribute to a frontier without whom the science of epidemiology would certainly not be where it is now. It also shows how European collaboration of learning has advanced the knowledge in very important ways.

Leibniz wrote his physical and logical works in parallel. How are they related?

The examination of Conway's theory of animal generation and broader natural philosophy.