CoMoRe

CoMoRe won the prize for the best paper

CoMoRe won University of Bucharest's prize for the best paper for "Understanding responsibility in Responsible AI. Dianoetic virtues and the hard problem of context"

CoMoRe summarized

Cristina Voinea wrote an article for Mindcraft Stories where she summarizes CoMoRe's two years of work

Ethics washing in AI

Cristina Voinea wrote an article for Mindcraft Stories about the phenomenon of ethics washing in AI

Comore Project Events Publications Media

Collective moral responsibility: from organizations to artificial systems. Re-assessing the Aristotelian framework

Who is morally responsible for the decisions taken by highly autonomous artificial systems? Can (robotic) AI systems be morally praise- or blame- worthy? Is the Aristotelian virtue ethics framework adequate to address moral responsibility issues related to AI deployment? These are the main questions that shape the focus of the CoMoRe research project.

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Research Center in Applied Ethics
Faculty of Philosophy, University of Bucharest

Splaiul Independenţei, No. 204,
Bucharest, 060024, Romania