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Abstract I examine whether Generative AI systems such as ChatGPT can transmit knowledge and, if so, how epistemic responsibility for their outputs should be distributed. To address these issues, the discussion proceeds in three stages. First, I situate John Greco’s... href="https://social-epistemology.com/2025/11/24/knowledge-from-ai-orestis-palermos/" class="read-more" targe...
While generally being on board with my arguments for the existence of logic-based epistemic injustice, Colin Caret (2025) argues that “logic teaching is [not] the epicenter of these problems”, and doubts “whether the typical approach to logic teaching significantly stifles... href="https://social-epistemology.com/2025/11/21/the-logicians-responsibility-a-response-to-caret-fra...
I am grateful to Charles Lassiter (2025) for his commentary on my article “The Rejected Expert and the Knowledge’s Half-Blood” (Censon 2025), and I am also extremely pleased to see that he accepts several points of my argument. Previously, I... href="https://social-epistemology.com/2025/11/19/amateur-expertise-and-post-fordist-learning-a-response-to-lassiter-francesco-censon/...
I want to start this reply by thanking Youssef Aguisoul (2025) for such a clear and engaging reply to my paper. I am honoured that my work is discussed in such detail, allowing me to be a part of a... href="https://social-epistemology.com/2025/11/17/responding-to-aguisouls-hinge-epistemology-no-choice-but-choose-jordi-fairhurst-chilton/" class="read-more" target="_blank" rel=...
In a world increasingly defined by rapid scientific advances, pervasive technologies, and engineered systems that mediate nearly every aspect of human life, we face an urgent need to critically engage with science and technology. From artificial intelligence and climate engineering... href="https://social-epistemology.com/2025/11/14/extending-how-we-think-through-technology-a...
