
Biography
Dr Jacopo Domenicucci is a moral philosopher based at the Centre for Data Futures. Before that, he held a Neukom Fellowship at Dartmouth College and a Research Fellowship at the University of Cambridge, where he also got his PhD, after graduating from the Ecole normale supérieure (Paris).
Spanning moral philosophy and the philosophy of AI, his research grapples with the enabling and inhibiting aspects of our ecosystems of technology. A specialist of trust, he has published papers and volumes about trust in humans, in institutions, and in the context of pervasive computing and AI. As a researcher, speaker, and advisor, Jacopo engages with high-profile public-interest groups, policymakers, industry networks, and expert groups about AI ethics and trustworthy AI.
Research

Centre for Data Futures
Bringing together interdisciplinary experts to focus on participatory infrastructure throughout the life of data-reliant tools.
Events
Human agency and GenAI
Workshop at which we will be discussing new philosophical work on topics related to human agency and Generative AI at the intersection of moral philosophy and...
AI and Democratic Revival?
We will look for ways to support democracy, human judgement, and human agency in the context of increasingly pervasive AI.

Methodological and ethical challenges in human-LLM research
This seminar presents early-stage findings and methodological questions from a project about ethically loaded conversations with LLMs.
Please note: this event has passed.
Research

Centre for Data Futures
Bringing together interdisciplinary experts to focus on participatory infrastructure throughout the life of data-reliant tools.
Events
Human agency and GenAI
Workshop at which we will be discussing new philosophical work on topics related to human agency and Generative AI at the intersection of moral philosophy and...
AI and Democratic Revival?
We will look for ways to support democracy, human judgement, and human agency in the context of increasingly pervasive AI.

Methodological and ethical challenges in human-LLM research
This seminar presents early-stage findings and methodological questions from a project about ethically loaded conversations with LLMs.
Please note: this event has passed.