Biography
Charles Freiberg received his BA and MA from the University of Virginia and his PhD in Philosophy from Saint Louis University, where he wrote a dissertation on educational implications and potential responses to generative AI. He works primarily on issues involving the ethical, social, and political implications of technology and has previously worked on questions related to the implications of AI for universities, the workplace, and the military. Prior to coming to the University of Central Florida, he taught philosophy at Saint Louis University and worked at the Culture, Religion, Ethics, Science, and Technology (CREST) research center at Saint Louis University.
Freiberg’s research areas are AI, technology and digital culture. His work focuses on the implications of AI for education, the ethics of war, especially ethical issues involving technology in warfare.
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