Director @lex_academic Research Associate @UniofOxford & @ethicsinthenews Distinguished Visiting Prof @WaideCenter Fellow @theRSAorg Author @yalebooks
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Constantine Sandis retweeted
Why do musicians hate AI? Not just because it threatens their livelihoods. In this piece for the @FT, I argue that the promotion of AI music generation software is an insult to musicians: a tacit expression of disrespect not just for what musicians do, but for who they are.
The moral case for human music ft.trib.al/AbZlBBk
Owing to popular demand, we now offer a reference verification service, currently very popular amongst legal scholars and professionals, but increasingly across the humanities and social sciences.
As more authors use AI to build bibliographies, we are seeing a sharp rise in references that are misattributed and erroneous.
Our reference verification service is conducted by researchers with no AI involved, ensuring factually accurate publications.
lexacademic.com/academicveri…
"Sometimes it pays not to drink the Kool-Aid and to double down on the values that your ideal client shares: careful, creative, diligent work done to the absolute highest standards by editorial artisans with decades of experience."
Constantine Sandis retweeted
New in paperback! Collects Constantine Sandis’s best works on Wittgenstein’s approach to understanding others. Order here ➡️ tinyurl.com/bdhseyfn #Wittgenstein #LudwigWittgenstein #ConstantineSandis #OtherMinds #PhilosophyOfMind #Philosophy #AnthemPress @csandis
What a surprise: article arguing that AI challenges the traditional concept of authorship was ‘prepared’ using AI…
The US version can be pre-ordered from @yalepress and all good bookshops for $30.
My latest book, How to Understand Others, is now available for pre-order from @YaleBooks and all good bookshops (RRP £20).
The book represents the culmination of 10 years' interdisciplinary work on the topic, written to be accessible to all.
yalebooks.co.uk/book/9780300…
My latest book, How to Understand Others, is now available for pre-order from @YaleBooks and all good bookshops (RRP £20).
The book represents the culmination of 10 years' interdisciplinary work on the topic, written to be accessible to all.
yalebooks.co.uk/book/9780300…
Constantine Sandis retweeted
I think the line that "AI helped with drafting text but did not contribute any ideas" is about 2yrs out of date now. If you use AI in writing at all, it immediately starts contributing ideas whether or not you ask it to do so.
Very proud of this one!
We are deeply honoured to have worked with @JerryGarciaMus2 on this wonderful reissue of Jerry Garcia's Paintings, Drawings, and Sketches – out soon with Retroactv
retroactv.com/products/jerry…
In the new @yalepress catalogue, so it must be happening...my first 'general interest' book!
My book on Wittgenstein is now out as an affordable paperback by @AnthemPress
Save 25% of the RRP by ordering with the code below
Constantine Sandis retweeted
Boy, it sure is looking like a bad day for the "it's just another technology to be used well or poorly " crowd.
And the higher education leaders who have been cheerleading having it everywhere at all times? They too, have some explaining to do.
We Must Pace the Frontier: I’ve written a new essay on why the AI industry should slow down, with a three-part plan for doing so.
Anthropic is unilaterally committing to the first of these steps. We’ll provide third-party evaluators with permanent, employee-level access to our systems, so that they can verify adherence to our safety measures, report on incidents, and assess models’ alignment during training.
You can read the full post here: darioamodei.com/post/we-must…
Constantine Sandis retweeted
If AI companies really want to create “academic level” work, release it several years after everyone has lost interest in the topic
I've finally cracked the problem of individual vs group agency: An individual's practical reasoning concludes in action, whereas the practical reasoning of committees only concludes in action points.
I'm looking forward to this conference on Action, Politics, & Responsibility. This time next week in Tokyo!
I'll be talking about 'Agents as Truthmakers', which is a topic I've been thinking about for a while, but not yet in relation to group agency.
apr-2026-tokyo.weebly.com