Hello!

I'm a professional philosopher with specializations in philosophy of technology (including AI), philosophy of biology, and philosophical anthropology.  My current research projects focus on quantitative metrics in AI ethics (for fairness and transparency, for instance), and the relation between technology and plasticity in human evolution.

You can read more about my publications, teaching, and CV by clicking on the links above. 

Biography / educational history:
After completing a PhD in Philosophy at Temple University in 2013, I did postdoctoral work at the Consortium for History of Science, Technology and Medicine (2014-2016), Dartmouth College (2016-2017), and the University of  Pittsburgh (2017-2018). I've taught courses at University of Nevada, Las Vegas (2018-2022), Colby College (2020-2021), and Johns Hopkins University (2021-2022). I'm currently a full-time researcher at the Center for Equitable AI and Machine Learning Systems (CEAMLS) at Morgan State University, where I direct the Quantitative and Qualitative AI Ethics Lab (QQAEL). I'm also a part-time instructor of philosophy in the Department of Philosophy & Religious Studies, Morgan State University. 

Links:
-Most of my published work is available on my Academia.edu page.
-Video lectures from my courses are available on my YouTube channel, Owl of Minerva.
-My lab's interactive web application for worldview simulation with LLMs,  the Worldview Simulator, is now live! Thanks to Olusola Olabanjo for programming and web design, and Olabanjo and Parris Haynes for conceptualization.  

Naturalism and Philosophical Anthropology, ed. P.Honenberger (Palgrave MacMillan, 2016)

(book illustration and site header based on W. Hawkins' 1863 illustration for T.H. Huxley's Evidence as to Man's Place in Nature, altered by F. Osugi.)