LSU Philosophy Department

Join us on Wednesday, April 16 at 4pm (Coates Hall 143) for a talk with Dr. Laura T. Murphy, expert on Chinese contemporary slavery and forced labor, on lessons learned from fighting forced labor abroad & combatting authoritarianism at home and abroad.

As predictive artificial intelligence becomes more widespread, ethical and philosophical questions remain about its use.

Director of the LSU Ethics Institute and professor Debbie Goldgaber weighs in: https://www.lsu.edu/blog/2024/07/17-goldgaber-ai-ethics.php

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https://www.lsureveille.com/news/lsu-philosophy-professor-receives-grant-to-incorporate-moral-literacy-into-stem-coursework/article_77ee2570-c89d-11ec-b1b4-131b23f758c5.html

LSU philosophy professor receives grant to incorporate moral literacy into STEM coursework An LSU philosophy professor received a grant from the Louisiana Board of Regents to incorporate ethics and values into the university's science, technology, engineering and math curriculum.

The LSU Ethics Institute is sponsoring a talk on the renaming of streets, parks and public spaces in New Orleans this Thursday! Please join us:

"Reconsecrating Urban Space: Lessons from Renaming New Orleans Streets" Roundtable Please join the LSU Ethics Institute for a roundtable discussion from Thomas Adams and Sue Mobley on "Reconsecrating Urban Space: Lessons from Renaming New Orleans Streets."

This summer intersession course is August 4th-17th and 100% web-based.