Our own Dr. Madeline Reinecke was invited to share expert commentary on the government's recent decisions to ban social media for under-16s and introduce age limits for romantic and sexual AI chatbots: www.ox.ac.uk/news/2026-06.... @oxfordpsychiatry.bsky.social

Does how quickly we choose to save one entity over another reveal how much we value it? Dani Martín, visiting PhD student from the University of Granada, presented his work on using forced-choice dilemmas and reaction times to map how we prioritise humans, animals and plants relative to each other.

We're pleased to welcome our visiting student, Reem Ayad, who is visiting the Philosophical Moral Psychology Lab at the UOI. Her research examines how relational contexts shape moral evaluations of AI agents. #Ethics #PracticalEthics #PhilosophyMatters

Last week, visiting PhD student Julie Pedersen gave a talk about her work on analogical reasoning as a mechanism of moralisation! For a fascinating example of how cognitive science theory can offer novel perspectives in moral psychology, read her new pre-print here: osf.io/preprints/ps....

Introducing - Where should I publish my x-phi? A new community resource for experimental philosophers, integrating info and metrics for choosing x-phi friendly journals. We'd love more community input and feedback. Check it out! xphi.net/2026/04/22/w... @philmoralpsych.bsky.social

What do young people actually think about the risks of generative AI—and how can their experiences help make AI safer? Join the webinar to find out: April 21st, 4:30pm BST. #AIsafety #youngresearchers #ethics

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