AI Ethics | Juan P. Cadile

Deep Lore LATAM

Tue, 01 Apr 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Deep Lore LATAM is an academic community I founded to advance critical and strategic reflection on the impact of artificial intelligence on freedom, culture, and politics in Latin America.

The initiative brings together researchers, philosophers, and practitioners to examine how AI technologies interact with Latin American social, political, and cultural contexts. We explore questions of technological sovereignty, ethical AI development, and the implications of AI systems for democratic governance and cultural identity in the region.

Artificial Virtuous Agents: Developing Virtuous Dispositions in Embodied AI

Sun, 01 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000

About the Project

This research, funded by the Cosmos Institute (second cohort), investigates how AI systems can recognize and develop virtuous character traits. The project bridges virtue ethics with technical AI alignment research, examining how embodied AI agents can learn to act ethically across diverse situations.

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On Recommender Systems, Flourishing, and Autonomy

Tue, 01 Oct 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Presentations

AI and Human Values Workshop, CNYHC, Cornell University - April 2025
Rocky Mountain Philosophy Conference, CU Boulder - April 2025
III Workshop Filosofía e Inteligencia Artificial, SADAF, Argentina - October 2024

Award

Cosmos Institute Runner Up Essay Award - October 2024

Filosof.IA

Mon, 01 Jul 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Filosof.IA is a Spanish-written blog and podcast where I document my learnings and unedited thoughts on Philosophy of AI and, more broadly, Philosophy of Technology.

The platform serves as a space for philosophical reflection in Spanish on emerging technologies, making philosophical discourse about AI accessible to Spanish-speaking audiences. Topics range from technical AI ethics to broader questions about how technology shapes society, politics, and human experience.

This project reflects my commitment to building bridges between philosophical communities and making critical reflection on technology available beyond anglophone academic circles.