Centre for Technomoral Futures

@technomoralfutures.bsky.social

Part of the University of Edinburgh’s Futures Institute, our work aims to unify technical and moral knowledge to serve the goals of sustainable, just & ethical innovation. Find us here: https://www.technomoralfutures.uk/

Organizing and facilitating a workshop / panel this Wednesday, with @lilianedwards.bsky.social, @adamlopez.bsky.social, @datacontroversies.bsky.social If you're around, come check it out. We'll be focused on how to bring legitimacy to the technology embedded in everything. Sign up below.

Bringing Legitimacy to "AI Sovereignty"

What is Digital or AI sovereignty? What makes the technologies integral to our daily lives legitimate? How do we achieve better futures?

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‘Creating technomoral futures means striving for futures where technology is designed and used in ways that improve human flourishing, rather than in ways that eat away at human rights, contribute to climate collapse or create greater social exclusion.’ – Dr Emily Sullivan, CTMF Co-Director

Dr Sullivan speaks to the audience at the CTMF ECR Showcase

Congratulations to all our Summer 2026 graduates! 🎓 Fourteen EFI students received their scroll on the 11 June, graduating from a range of our postgraduate programmes. We are so proud of all our graduates, and we’re excited to see them out there changing the world! 📷 Chris Scott

Earlier this month we hosted our 2nd annual CTMF Research Showcase, this year featuring our early career researchers! The Showcase demonstrated the excellence and interdisciplinary spirit of our research community.  Read about the CTMF Early Career Research Showcase 👇 edin.ac/4xAHlyF

Showcasing our CTMF Early Career Researchers — Centre for Technomoral Futures

‍Earlier this month we hosted our CTMF ECR Showcase, bringing together members of our vibrant research community to celebrate the remarkable achievements of our early career researchers!

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The UK govt is Palantir’s 2nd biggest customer. Why? Or, more to the point, how? Our latest @thenerve_news investigation reveals a web of cronyism into the highest levels of govt. But Palantir also has a spin machine that uses political journalists to launder its PR 1/

Carole Cadwalladr@carolecadwalla.bsky.social · 5mo ago

NEW: Palantir’s revolving door. A new investigation by @thenerve.news has found Palantir has recruited more than 30 senior officials from UK govt, a strategy transparency experts say poses an ‘acute risk’ of corruption. 1/ Link ⬇️

📣 Postdoc opportunity with Dr Nayha Sethi, CTMF Affiliate 📣 The Medicine without Doctors Project is recruiting a postdoc fellow with a background in law/regulation/socio-legal studies to work on a case-study exploring socio-legal elements of AI. Closing date: 8 May Info & apply 👇 edin.ac/3Qf8VQX

Postdoctoral Research Fellow

We are looking for a Postdoctoral Fellow to undertake socio-legal work in relation to the Artificial Intelligence (AI) component of the project. In collaboration with Dr Nayha Sethi (line manager), th...

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📢 Just under 1 week left to apply! 📢 More info & apply 👇 3-year PDRA: edin.ac/4edC20O 2-year PDRA: edin.ac/4cjuhnQ Closing Date: Monday, 20 April 2026 @schoolofppls.bsky.social @edfuturesinstitute.bsky.social @erc.europa.eu @shannonvallor.bsky.social #PhilJobs #PhilScience #Ethics

Centre for Technomoral Futures@technomoralfutures.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Come work with the Philosophy department @edinburgh-uni.bsky.social with affiliation to the CTMF! Applications are open for two Postdoc Research Associates in Philosophy of Science & Philosophy of Machine Learning as part of the ERC Project: Machine Learning in Science and Society: A Dangerous Toy?

Photo of the clocktower of the Edinburgh Futures Institute building on a cloudy day. Image is overlaid with transparent green to blue gradient bubbles and text reading: Come work with our Co-Director, Dr Emily Sullivan, on the ERC Project: Machine Learning in Science and Society: A Dangerous Toy? Applications are open for two Postdoc Research Associates in Philosophy of Science and ML! Apply by 20 April 2026: edin.ac/4bPXUNb

Delighted to share our work on some of the sociophonetic cues reproduced in commercial TTS with @lhlew.bsky.social last week at BAAP (the Colloquium of the British Association of Academic Phoneticians) - thanks for having me! Really enjoyed some fantastic talks 🗣️🎙️

Two people smiling in front of a poster on display. The large title reads 'Kind is the Opposite of Competent: Phonetic variation in English TTS voices'.