Keith Abney

Keith Abney

2 books

About the Author

Keith Abney is a distinguished philosopher and ethicist specializing in the moral implications of emerging technologies. With a PhD in philosophy from the University of California, he has dedicated his career to exploring how artificial intelligence and robotics intersect with human values, rights, and societal structures. Abney's work bridges technical innovation and ethical inquiry, advocating for responsible development in fields like autonomous systems and machine learning. He has contributed to numerous academic journals, conferences, and policy discussions, emphasizing the need for ethical frameworks to guide AI's evolution. In his acclaimed book, Robot Ethics 2.0: From Autonomous Cars to Artificial Intelligence, Abney delves into pressing dilemmas surrounding self-driving vehicles, intelligent algorithms, and the broader societal impacts of automation, offering insightful analyses and practical recommendations for policymakers, engineers, and the public alike.

Writing style
lucid analytical interdisciplinary

Books by Keith Abney