Johns Hopkins Bioethics#Bioethics in the Academic Lit - This Week - Ethical Data Sourcing, Children With Medical Complexity, If We Could Turn Back Time, Defending Irreversibility, Justice in Global Health Authorship, Bioethics Education, Solidarity, Repro-Timing, + More https://mailchi.mp/jhu/bioethics-in-the-academic-literature-10937750
Berman Institute #Bioethics Bulletin - This Week - BI at #ASBH25, AI-Generated 'Poverty Porn', Podcast Treatments, Hospital Funding, Costs, Conflicts of Interest, Banned Vaccine Mandates, + Much More https://mailchi.mp/jhu/bioethicsbulletin-2519368-8a3ajiivxd-10937516
#Bioethics Webinar | Zoë Fritz, What should you say when you are not sure? Ethical, legal & empirical analysis of communication of Diagnostic Uncertainty - Mon, Oct 27, Noon EDT - Free & open to all. Link for more info and to join via Zoom: https://mailchi.mp/jhu/bioethics-seminar-10937495
#Bioethics in the Academic Lit - This Week: Bright-Line Policy, Patient Notification & Waiver of Consent, Reflecting on a Principal of Research Ethics, CARB Your Enthusiasm, Parental Reasons Matter, Heritable Human Genome Editing, Moral Disagreement, + More https://mailchi.mp/jhu/bioethics-in-the-academic-literature-10937497
T. T. PerryExcited to meet all the people working on bioethics who are coming to Portland this week for #ASBH (American Society for Bioethics and Humanities.
If you're attending the conference this week, stop by my table and say hi!
https://asbh.org/annual-meeting/bioethics-humanities-meeting
Alger🕯️Fresh from the oven, a new book I co-edited with my colleagues and friends Jordi Vallverdú and Vicent Costa.
“There is no such thing as a natural death: nothing that happens to a man is ever natural, since his presence calls the world into question. All men must die: but for every man his death is an accident and, even if he knows it and consents to it, an unjustifiable violation.”
— Simone de Beauvoir, A Very Easy Death (1965)
In the digital age, death feels increasingly strange to us — as if were moving farther away, abstracted, outsourced.
"SecondDeath. Experiences of Death Across Technologies" explores how artificial intelligence, robotics, and digital systems are reshaping our experience of mortality.
In a world mediated by algorithms and cybernetic agents, death is no longer only biological. It becomes symbolic, synthetic, sometimes programmable.
The question is no longer if machines can die, but what their death reveals about our own: about grief, identity, continuity, and the boundaries of consciousness.
This volume gathers philosophical, cultural, scientific, ethical, psychological, and technological perspectives to rethink one of humanity’s most ancient enigmas — through the lens of our most recent inventions.
To confront death is, once again, to rethink life, our reality itself.
https://link.springer.com/book/9783031988073
#SecondDeath #Philosophy #AI #Robotics #DigitalEthics #DeathStudies #Technology #CognitiveScience #Bioethics #Neuroethics #Psychiatry #Psychology #Thanatology #DigitalHumanities #CulturalStudies #Cybernetics #ArtificialLife #HumanMachineInteraction #AIEthics #Transhumanism #Posthumanism #Neuroscience #Existentialism #PhilosophyOfMind #EthicsInAI #ScienceAndSociety #academia
Berman Institute #Bioethics Bulletin - This Week - Uncertain Future of Pediatric Cancer Trials, AI, Health, & Health Care, Dark History of Medical Illustrations, Measles Climbing, Who Deserves an Organ? Antidepressants During Pregnancy, + Much More https://mailchi.mp/jhu/bioethicsbulletin-2519368-8a3ajiivxd-10937275
#Bioethics in the Academic Lit - This Week - Pragmatic Clinical Trials, AI, Health, and Health Care, Formal Reporting Standards, Explantation, DNR Orders for Patients with Cancer, Reuse of Genetic Data, Elective Surgery Waiting Lists, + More https://mailchi.mp/jhu/bioethics-in-the-academic-literature-10937271
Berman Institute #Bioethics Bulletin - This Week - Cases in Bioethics, Duty to Warn, Hitting a Wall Seeking COVID Vaccines for Kids, Ethics Advisors No Longer Wanted, Gain-Of-Function, Busy ERs, Facing Vaccination Choices, Weaponizing Uncertainty, + More https://mailchi.mp/jhu/bioethicsbulletin-2519368-8a3ajiivxd-10937071
#Bioethics in the Academic Lit - This Week - Whose Burden? Whose Benefit? EAT-Lancet Commission on Healthy, Sustainable, and Just Food Systems, Bioethics as Emerging Moral Tradition, Listening to Lost Voices, Meaningful Public Involvement, + More https://mailchi.mp/jhu/bioethics-in-the-academic-literature-10937072