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Amanda Askell

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March 2021 — Self-Serving utilitarian arguments

December 2020 — In AI ethics, “bad” isn’t good enough

October 2020 — Price gouging: are we shooting the messenger of inequality?

August 2020 — Fairness, evidence, and predictive equality

August 2020 — AI bias and the problems of ethical locality

July 2020 — When robustly tolerable beats precariously optimal

June 2020 — The virtues and vices of shark curiosity

June 2020 — The optimal rate of failure

July 2019 — Does deliberation limit prediction?

February 2018 — Disagreeing with content and disagreeing with connotations

November 2017 — Impossibility reasoning

November 2017 — Keep others’ identities small

June 2017 — Infinity and the problem of evil

April 2017 — Transmitting credences and transmitting evidence

March 2017 — Against jargon

March 2017 — Utilitarians and disability activists: what are the genuine disagreements?

March 2017 — Some noise on signaling

September 2016 — Vegetarianism, abortion, and moral empathy

July 2016 — Can we offset immorality?

August 2015 — Prison is no more humane than flogging

July 2015 — Is the born this way message homophobic?

August 2012 — Common objections to Pascal’s wager

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