Delaney NothaftinDelaney Nothaft's PortfolioPlato and Moral FormsPlato was greatly influenced by Socrates. If Socrates were asked what Justice is, he would reply with “What is Justice itself?” The…Aug 21, 2018Aug 21, 2018
Delaney NothaftinDelaney Nothaft's PortfolioEthics and Artificial IntelligenceArtificial Intelligence (AI) does not have ethical cognition. It simply follows the instructions given by the algorithm, and it spits out…Aug 19, 2018Aug 19, 2018
Delaney NothaftinDelaney Nothaft's PortfolioFake News: The Weaponized Four-Letter WordFake news. The phrase is casually thrown as if it has little meaning. It has come out of the mouth of Sean Hannity from Fox News, used in…Aug 19, 2018Aug 19, 2018
Delaney NothaftinDelaney Nothaft's PortfolioFashion, Politics, and GenderWhen the now-infamous, scientifically-absurd memo, “Google’s Ideological Echo Chamber,” by James Damore was made public, I was pursuing an…Aug 19, 2018Aug 19, 2018
Delaney NothaftinDelaney Nothaft's PortfolioMeat Your FateRon Swanson, a beloved character on the hit television show Parks and Recreation, once said, “I call this turf ’n’ turf. It’s a 16-ounce…Aug 19, 2018Aug 19, 2018
Delaney NothaftinDelaney Nothaft's PortfolioEver Wonder What a World Without Water is Like?Before the Spanish conquistadors invaded the Southwest and drove out, enslaved, or converted the Native Americans who inhabited the area…Aug 19, 2018Aug 19, 2018
Delaney NothaftinDelaney Nothaft's PortfolioWhat makes a tech more or less ethical?What qualities of a tech makes it more or less “ethical?” Highlight concepts of cost/benefit utility, fairness, rights, effects on…Aug 19, 2018Aug 19, 2018
Delaney NothaftinDelaney Nothaft's PortfolioAristotle on Change and the Perception of ChangeIn order to understand how Aristotle would explain the features and changes of let’s say, a caterpillar, the caterpillar should be thought…Aug 19, 2018Aug 19, 2018
