The Chair holder – Vanessa Nurock
Vanessa Nurock is Professor of Philosophy at Côte d’Azur University and Deputy Director of the Center of Research in History of Ideas (Centre de Recherches en Histoire des Idées – CRHI). Her work is situated at the intersection of ethical, political, and scientific issues, with a particular emphasis on questions of gender and education. She has worked on topics such as justice and care, animal ethics, nanotechnology, cybergenetics, and neuroethics, as well as the ethical and political problems raised by artificial intelligence and robotics. Her current research focuses on the environmental issues raised by these new technologies.
Her published works include Sommes nous-naturellement moraux? (PUF, 2011), Rawls, pour une démocratie juste (Michalon, 2008; Spanish translation: Poder Judicial de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires, 2015), and she edited L’intelligence artificielle: enjeux éthiques et politiques (Cités 2019/4, PUF). She also served as the scientific curator for the exhibit “Anatomies de l’étrange” (“Anatomies of the Strange”) held at the Musée d’Histoire naturelle of Lille in 2012.
Books
Quelle éthique pour les nouvelles technologies ? Nanotechnologies, Cybergénétique, Intelligence Artificielle, Paris, Vrin, 2024
Books edited and special issues
Special Collection on AI and Education for Democracy
Ongoing since 2024
Co-edited with John Shawe-Taylor
in the Journal of Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Developement
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