Cameron Domenico Kirk-Giannini
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Cameron Domenico Kirk-Giannini

Google Scholar ID: WdDgoJQAAAAJ
Associate Professor of Philosophy, Rutgers University
philosophy of languageAI safetyAI ethicsAI welfaresocial philosophy
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AI Wellbeing
2025
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What Is AI Safety? What Do We Want It to Be?
2025
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Academic Achievements
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Research Experience
  • Currently an associate professor in the philosophy department at Rutgers University–Newark and an associate member of the graduate faculty in the philosophy department at Rutgers University–New Brunswick. Research spans issues related to AI safety and fairness, consciousness and wellbeing in artificial systems, metaphysics of gender and semantics of gendered language, and implications of purely epistemic accounts of gaslighting.
Education
  • Received a PhD in Philosophy from Rutgers University–New Brunswick in 2019. Prior to that, completed an MPhil in Philosophical Theology at the University of Oxford and studied Organismic and Evolutionary Biology and Philosophy at Harvard University.
Background
  • Research interests include the philosophy of artificial intelligence, social philosophy, the philosophy of language, the philosophy of religion, ethics, the philosophy of mind and cognitive science, formal epistemology, and decision theory.
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