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Brian Patrick Green

Director Technology Ethics

Santa Clara University

Affiliations

Markkula Center for Applied Ethics

Brian Patrick Green is currently serving as a Markkula Center For Applied Ethics Director Technology Ethics at Santa Clara University.

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Santa Clara University

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ethics artificial intelligence technology science and technology studies ethical theory religious studies philosophy ethics of artificial intelligence space ethics moral philosophy science ethics foresight philosophy of technology ai developers moral theology social sciences social responsibility space exploration big data colonialism forecasting refugee studies engineering ethics neuroethics scientific study of religion computer ethics ai safety cognitive computing emerging risk ecosystem resilience ethics of technology transhumanism healthcare ethics braincomputer interface implantable devices indigenous studies philosophy of engineering ethical reflections aquatic refuges global catastrophe rapid space settlement first ethical priority ai safety problem global solutions local solutions ethical agency catastrophic risks global catastrophes catholic natural law moral norms ethical issues ai safety education technology law responsible ai ai ethics responsible technology

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Comparative AI Ethics Between Silicon Valley and the Vatican: Divergent Foundations, Convergent Initiatives, and “How-to” Ideas for Discussing and Developing Technology Ethics. Philosophy of engineering and technology (2024)

Brian Patrick Green

silicon valleyconvergent initiativestechnologyengineeringphilosophy of engineeringdivergent foundationstechnology ethicscomparative ai ethicsphilosophy of technologyscience and technology studies

The Ethical Wisdom of AI Developers. AI and Ethics (2024)

Tricia A. GriffinBrian P. GreenJos V.M. Welie

ethical wisdomethicsethics of artificial intelligenceai developers

The Ethical Agency of AI Developers. AI and Ethics (2023)

Tricia A. GriffinBrian Patrick GreenJos V. M. Welie

ethicsethics of artificial intelligenceai developersethical agency

What Theology and Science (and Ethics and Technology) Can Learn From Indigenous Scholars. Religious Studies Review (2023)

Brian Patrick Green

indigenous studiesscientific study of religionindigenous scholarsreligious studiesscience and technology studies

Artificial Intelligence and Moral Theology: A Conversation. Journal of Moral Theology (2022)

Brian Patrick GreenMatthew J. GaudetLevi CheckettsBrian CutterNoreen HerzfeldCory Andrew LabrecqueAnselm RamelowPaul ScherzMarga VegaAndrea ViciniJordan Joseph Wales

artificial intelligencejournalismmoral theology

Epilogue on AI and Moral Theology: Weaving Threads and Entangling Them Further. Journal of Moral Theology (2022)

Brian Patrick Green

artificial intelligenceethical theoryphilosophymoral philosophymoral theology

Table of Contents, Vol. 11, Special Issue 1. Artificial Intelligence. Journal of Moral Theology (2022)

Matthew J. GaudetBrian Patrick Green

artificial intelligenceethical theoryphilosophyethicsmoral psychologymoral philosophy

The Vatican and Artificial Intelligence: An Interview With Bishop Paul Tighe. Journal of Moral Theology (2022)

Brian Patrick Green

artificial intelligencemoral philosophybishop paul tighereligious studies

Constructing a Space Ethics Upon Natural Law Ethics. Astrobiology (2021)

Brian Patrick Green

space ethicsnatural law ethicsastrobiologyethics

Does Intraoperative Artificial Intelligence Decision Support Pose Ethical Issues?. JAMA Surgery (2021)

Charles E. BinkleyBrian P. Green

artificial intelligencesurgeryethicsresearch ethicshealthcare ethicsethical issuesmedical ethics

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Brian Patrick Green

Director Technology Ethics

Santa Clara University

Affiliations

Markkula Center for Applied Ethics

Brian Patrick Green is currently serving as a Markkula Center For Applied Ethics Director Technology Ethics at Santa Clara University.

Honors

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Brian Patrick Green

Santa Clara University

Director Technology Ethics

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Notable Scholarly Works

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Brian Patrick Green

silicon valleyconvergent initiativestechnologyengineeringphilosophy of engineeringdivergent foundationstechnology ethicscomparative ai ethicsphilosophy of technologyscience and technology studies

The Ethical Wisdom of AI Developers. AI and Ethics (2024)

Tricia A. GriffinBrian P. GreenJos V.M. Welie

ethical wisdomethicsethics of artificial intelligenceai developers

The Ethical Agency of AI Developers. AI and Ethics (2023)

Tricia A. GriffinBrian Patrick GreenJos V. M. Welie

ethicsethics of artificial intelligenceai developersethical agency

What Theology and Science (and Ethics and Technology) Can Learn From Indigenous Scholars. Religious Studies Review (2023)

Brian Patrick Green

indigenous studiesscientific study of religionindigenous scholarsreligious studiesscience and technology studies

Artificial Intelligence and Moral Theology: A Conversation. Journal of Moral Theology (2022)

Brian Patrick GreenMatthew J. GaudetLevi CheckettsBrian CutterNoreen HerzfeldCory Andrew LabrecqueAnselm RamelowPaul ScherzMarga VegaAndrea ViciniJordan Joseph Wales

artificial intelligencejournalismmoral theology

Epilogue on AI and Moral Theology: Weaving Threads and Entangling Them Further. Journal of Moral Theology (2022)

Brian Patrick Green

artificial intelligenceethical theoryphilosophymoral philosophymoral theology

Table of Contents, Vol. 11, Special Issue 1. Artificial Intelligence. Journal of Moral Theology (2022)

Matthew J. GaudetBrian Patrick Green

artificial intelligenceethical theoryphilosophyethicsmoral psychologymoral philosophy

The Vatican and Artificial Intelligence: An Interview With Bishop Paul Tighe. Journal of Moral Theology (2022)

Brian Patrick Green

artificial intelligencemoral philosophybishop paul tighereligious studies

Constructing a Space Ethics Upon Natural Law Ethics. Astrobiology (2021)

Brian Patrick Green

space ethicsnatural law ethicsastrobiologyethics

Does Intraoperative Artificial Intelligence Decision Support Pose Ethical Issues?. JAMA Surgery (2021)

Charles E. BinkleyBrian P. Green

artificial intelligencesurgeryethicsresearch ethicshealthcare ethicsethical issuesmedical ethics

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