Business Evan Arnet | 8 Jun 2026 Employee Monitoring and Your New AI Supervisor Might there be a limit to the tracking your boss can do?
On Assassination Attempts and Infamy Are we giving bad actors exactly what they want? 1 May 2026 | Daniel Burkett
Claude vs. The Pentagon: How Much Should Being Ethical Cost? The incentives for ethical behavior remain misaligned. 22 Apr 2026 | Evan Arnet
Trust, Trouble, and Generative Slip-Ups in Academic Philosophy AI slop comes for academic publishing. 27 Mar 2026 | Richard Gibson
What’s Wrong with Betting on Death and Destruction? Some wagers should be off the table. 24 Mar 2026 | Kenneth Boyd
Why You’re Not Entitled to Fight the Police You don't know what you don't know. 13 Mar 2026 | Timothy Hsiao
(Not) Punishable By Death (Part 2) At what precise point does the harm of punishment occur? 20 Feb 2026 | Daniel Burkett
(Not) Punishable By Death The justification for capital punishment is a slippery thing. 11 Feb 2026 | Daniel Burkett
Why Ethics Classes Don’t Give Answers It's the journey, not the destination. 4 Feb 2026 | Aaron Schultz
The Exploitation of Goodwill: Valuing the “Helping” Professions Essential work is routinely underappreciated. 5 Dec 2025 | Katie Leonard
Truth, Power, and the BBC: An Arendtian Warning Self-censorship threatens the fourth estate. 3 Dec 2025 | Richard Gibson
To What Working Conditions Can We Consent? Mere agreement leaves much to be desired. 29 Oct 2025 | Evan Arnet
Hold the Phones: What Students Deserve Banning screens in schools isn't merely about instruction. 1 Oct 2025 | Katie Leonard
A Reasonable Standard for Self-Defense A proportion response involves tricky math. 29 Aug 2025 | Matthew S.W. Silk
Why My Students Shouldn’t Use AI Either The drawbacks are simply too great. 15 Aug 2025 | Aaron Schultz
Why My Students Shouldn’t Use AI The benefits don't outweigh the very real harms. 1 Aug 2025 | Daniel Burkett
The Skeptical Foundations of Social Trust Guard against bad intentions, don't simply assume good. 1 Jul 2025 | Benjamin Rossi
Police Officers, Vehicle Searches, and the Foundations of Public Trust Law enforcement deserves the benefit of the doubt. 30 Jun 2025 | Timothy Hsiao
Do You Need to Morally Offset Your Guilty Pleasures? Balancing the books is a questionable proposition. 27 Jun 2025 | Kenneth Boyd
