Research & Publications

My research covers issues related to moral and epistemic luck, the nature of knowledge, and the ethics of artifical intelligence.

Peer-Reviewed Publications

2025

We Need a Belmont Report for AI

Patton, K. AI & Society, 41, 335-340.

This article argues that the United States should proactively develop a comprehensive legal and ethical regulatory framework for artificial intelligence modeled after the Belmont Report and the National Research Act to mitigate potential future harms.

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Selected Presentations

  • "Epistemic Value Revisited" University of Nebraska at Omaha, 2025.
  • "Value, Meaning, and Machines" Conference on Artifical Intelligence, 2025.

Certifications

  • Generative AI for Educators - from Google View
  • AI Essentials - Coursera and Google View
  • AI Advantage - University of Nebraska at Omaha View
  • AI Jumpstart - University of Nebraska at Omaha View