I am a doctoral candidate in Philosophy at Rice University , writing a dissertation under the supervision of Elizabeth Brake.
My research is primarily in ethics and applied ethics with a focus on Ethics of AI and Bioethics. In my work, I explore how AI-powered data practices affects an individual’s ability to provide morally transformative consent. From this research, I have a forthcoming article in The Journal of Medical Ethics as well as have presented at the American Philosophical Association’s pacific meeting.
Publications
- When Understanding Fails: How Diverging Norms in Medicine and Research Led to Informed Consent Failures During the Pandemic Forthcoming in The Journal of Medical Ethics
- Distorted Consent: Navigating the Murky Waters of Data Transactions (Under Review)
- In Defense of the Therapeutic Misconception (In progress)
- Consent-Centric Boundaries: Unveiling the Foundation for Data Limits in theGeneral Data Protection Regulation (In progress)
- Decoding Digital Manipulation: Hypernudges and the Erosion of Informed Consent(In progress)
- Consent, Data Mining, and the Right to Privacy (In Progress)
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