In this talk [AUDIO + SLIDES], Prof. Peter Sandøe (Philosophy, Copenhagen University), argues that, from an ethical viewpoint, gene editing is the best solution to produce hornless cattle. There are, however, regulatory hurdles. (Presented at the workshop ‘Gene Editing and Animal Welfare’, 19 Nov. 2019, Oxford – organised by Adam Shriver, Katrien Devolder, and The Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics; funded by the Society for Applied Philosophy.)
MIT has apologized for and removed a machine-learning dataset after researchers found it had misogynistic and racist tendencies #bioethics #AI https://t.co/o5WOMLyqEf
Bioethics.netBlogs @CraigKlugman writes, "In late June, to further help her city and social media followers understand why wearing a mask is so important, Austin made a video of recording of her intubation" https://t.co/tfzFHu5WbL
As society begins to reopen, many institutions & businesses are crafting waivers of legal liability, but "the social and ethical purposes of liability waivers are not applicable to a pandemic." @ArthurCaplan @parent_brendan #bioethics https://t.co/o8DyPeC2H1
Amy Reese writes "Parents ought to know what is in the medications they give to their children as an aspect of autonomy." https://t.co/HPtAAQo4pN
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