Luciano Floridi @[email protected]

Luciano Floridi is a distinguished philosopher and the Founding Director of the Digital Ethics Center at Yale University, where he also serves as a Professor. With expertise in Digital Ethics, the Ethics of AI, and the Philosophy of Information and Technology, Floridi has published over 300 scholarly articles and numerous influential books, including his recently released works on digital politics and AI ethics. His research serves as a critical resource for understanding the implications of information technology on society and human existence.

In addition to his ongoing tetralogy, "Principia Philosophiae Informationis," Floridi’s publications span topics from skeptical philosophy to information ethics, and they have been translated into multiple languages, broadening their global reach. He has held numerous academic positions, including faculty roles at prestigious institutions like the University of Manchester and the University of Oxford. Engaging with a wide audience, Floridi promotes open access to his research, reinforcing his commitment to ethical discourse and the philosophical foundations of the digital age.