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== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Creating</span> == Engaging epistemology at its frontiers: # '''Extended mind thesis''' (Clark & Chalmers): if knowledge can be stored outside the skull (notebooks, phones), what are the boundaries of the knowing self? # '''Machine knowledge''': can AI systems "know" things? What would that require? # '''Epistemic injustice''': design institutions β scientific, journalistic, judicial β that give equal epistemic standing to all. # '''Epistemology of disagreement''': when you discover an equally qualified person disagrees with you, should you revise your beliefs? # '''Formal epistemology''': use probability theory, epistemic logic, and game theory to sharpen and test epistemological claims. [[Category:Philosophy]] [[Category:Epistemology]] [[Category:Theory of Knowledge]] </div>
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