Jeff Sebo
NYU philosopher asking what we owe animals and, possibly, AI
An associate professor at New York University who directs its Center for Mind, Ethics, and Policy. He writes about the moral status of animals and of AI systems, and how to act when we're unsure whether a being can suffer.
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