2023- Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Global Priorities Institute, University of Oxford
2023 Philosophy Fellow, Center for AI Safety
2019-2022 DPhil, University of Oxford
Recent Publications:
| Forthcoming, ‘How Much Should Governments Pay to Prevent Catastrophes? Longtermism's Limited Role’ (with Carl Shulman), in Essays on Longtermism, Oxford University Press |
| 2023, ‘The Procreation Asymmetry, Improvable-Life Avoidance, and Impairable-Life Acceptance’, Analysis |
| 2022, ‘Critical Levels, Critical Ranges, and Imprecise Exchange Rates in Population Axiology’, Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy |
| 2022, ‘Is Global Consequentialism More Expressive Than Act Consequentialism?’, Analysis |
| 2021, ‘The Impossibility of a Satisfactory Population Prospect Axiology (Independently of Finite Fine-Grainedness)’, Philosophical Studies |
| 2021, ‘A Dilemma for Lexical and Archimedean Views in Population Axiology’, Economics and Philosophy |
My research is in normative ethics (especially population ethics) and decision theory (especially as it might apply to artificial agents).
