Ismael Writes
Ismael Kherroubi GarciaA space tackling varied subjects as they become salient in my work at the intersection of philosophy, responsible artificial intelligence, open science and community management.
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Latest Issues
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Research in the Wild: It might be Epistemic Activism
This is the third Research in the Wild post, part of a series capturing my learnings and evolving thinking as I work towards a contribution to the succinctly titled Topical Collection on AI Resistance, Refusal, Reclamation and Reimagining: ...
Research in the Wild: Towards an Articulation of Testimonial and Hermeneutical Injustice in Counter-AI Initiatives
This is the second Research in the Wild post, part of a series capturing my learnings and evolving thinking as I work towards a contribution to the succinctly titled Topical Collection on AI Resistance, Refusal, Reclamation and Reimagining:...
Research in the Wild: Lots Underway but Finding Focus for Now
A quick aside before getting into a new series of posts. Many of you have let me know that what most interests you is keeping abreast with developments in AI policy at governmental and intergovernmental levels. I might comment on some thing...
On the ARSEs of AI
This article was originally written in April 2025, so certain claims about political goings-on –notably, “DOGE”– are no longer current.
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Director of Kairoi, the AI Governance Consultancy | Founder & Co-lead, Responsible Artificial Intelligence Network (RAIN) | Participant Panel & Ethics Advisory Committee member, Genomics England
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