My dissertation project focused on the rational evaluation of mental states (like implicit attitudes) and mental processes (like heuristics) studied by cognitive scientists. Some papers that stem from this project include:

The Rational Dynamics of Implicit Thought. Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 2021. [pdf]

Reasoning with Heuristics. Ratio, 2020. [pdf]

I am currently working on extending this perspective to so-called "computational" rationality approaches in the cognitive and computational sciences. Watch this space!

In my current position, I am focused on understanding the normative and theoretical import of artificial intelligence technologies. This work remains ongoing, but some initial research includes:

Engineered Wisdom for Learning Machines (with Colin Allen). Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Artificial Intelligence, 2022. [pdf]

Quantum of Wisdom (with Colin Allen). In Viggiano (ed.), Quantum Computing and AI: Social, Ethical, and Geo-Political Implications, 2022. [pdf]

Human Achievement and Artificial Intelligence. [taken down for review, but feel free to email me for a copy!]

Authenticity in Algorithm-Aided Decision-Making. [taken down for review, but feel free to email me for a copy!]

Often my work involves collaborations with cognitive and computer scientists. Some non-philosophical papers I have been on include:

Damage to the Medial Prefrontal Cortex Impairs Music-Evoked Autobiographical Memories (with Amy Belfi and Dan Tranel). Psychomusicology, 2018. [pdf]

Neural Correlates of Recognition and Naming of Musical Instruments (with Amy Belfi, Joel Bruss, Taylor Abel, and Dan Tranel). Neuropsychology, 2016. [pdf]

Music Evokes Vivid Autobiographical Memories (with Amy Belfi and Dan Tranel). Memory, 2016. [pdf]