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I am a philosopher specialising in the ethics of artificial intelligence in healthcare. My research examines the ethical and epistemological challenges of implementing AI systems in medical decision-making environments. I focus particularly on issues of opacity, explainability, trust, and patient safety in medical AI.

I am passionate about bridging theoretical philosophy with practical ethical concerns in emerging healthcare technologies, and working to ensure these tools enhance rather than diminish the human elements of medical care.

Currently, I am a Postdoctoral Fellow in the Center for the Philosophy of AI at the University of Copenhagen. I completed my PhD at Monash University in 2024.

News

15/5/2025: New podcast appearance on Death by Algorithm discussing the impact of model updating on AI-assisted decision-making in warfare. Listen
29/4/2025: New pre-print, “Federated learning, ethics, and the double black box problem in medical AI.” Co-authored with Anders Søgaard, Angela Ballantyne, and Ruben Pauwels. Read
4/4/2025: New article, “A moving target in AI-assisted decision-making: Dataset shift, model updating, and the problem of update opacity,” published in Ethics and Information Technology. Read
1/4/2025: New article, “In defense of post-hoc explanations in medical AI,” accepted for publication in the Hastings Center Report. Co-authored with Lauritz Aastrup Munch and Jens Christian Bjerring. Read