Regina Rini

Assistant Professor, New York University

Regina Rini teaches ethics at the New York University Center for Bioethics. She writes on moral disagreement, moral psychology, and is now working on a book about the ethics of microaggression.

Website

Written by Regina Rini

A man in a white vest holding a small, humanoid robot in blue clothing against a dark background with a yellow light.

essayComputing and artificial intelligence

Raising good robots

We already have a way to teach morals to alien intelligences: it’s called parenting. Can we apply the same methods to robots?

Regina Rini

Vintage photo of a smiling man in a hat and coat facing left. Background is plain and slightly textured. Cropped edges.

ideaEthics

Should we rename institutions that honour dead racists?

Regina Rini