Ethical Implications of Emerging Technologies for Animals

Macquarie University

This workshop explores the ethical challenges posed by emerging technologies affecting animals.

17 Wally's Walk - Michael Kirby Law Building, Macquarie Law School

This workshop explores the ethical challenges posed by emerging technologies affecting animals, including AI, novel protein technologies including lab-grown meats and milks, and research technologies such as virtual twin models. Bringing together philosophical, sociological, and legal perspectives, the event addresses the urgent need for ethical reflection on these rapidly advancing innovations. Presentation titlesProfessor Andrew MacGregor (Macquarie University) Disruption or diversification? The emerging geographies, ethics and imaginaries of novel proteins.Professor Christine Parker (The University of Melbourne) A Multi-Species Justice Approach for AI Law And GovernanceDr Simon Coghlan (The University of Melbourne) AI ethics guidelines: Time to include animalsDr Annie Sandrussi (Macquarie University) Gestell, and a Life of One’s Own: Technological De-Worlding in the Case of the BioreactorDr Jane Johnson (Macquarie University) A problem for the 3Rs? Jevons Paradox and animal researchDr John Goris (Macquarie University) Gut feelings and Lab-grown meatPhD Candidate Angelica Breviario (Macquarie University) Nomological Machines vs. Algorithmic Medicine: Ethical Dimensions of Animals and AI in Biomedical Research

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