ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND BIOTECHNOLOGY OF MORAL ENHANCEMENT

PUBLICATIONS

-Lara, F. and Savulescu, J. (2021), More (than) humans. Biotechnology, artificial intelligence and ethics of improvement, Editorial Tecnos.

-Rodríguez López, B. (2021), Aesthetic improvement: Cinderella or prototype? In Lara, F. & Savulescu, J. (2021), More (than) humans. Biotechnology, artificial intelligence and the ethics of improvement, Tecnos.

-Moreno Muñoz, M. (2021), Critical perspective on the application in humans of CRISPR / Cas systems of gene editing. In Lara, F. & Savulescu, J. (2021), More (than) humans. Biotechnology, artificial intelligence and the ethics of improvement, Tecnos.

-Deckers, J. (2021), The moral significance of nature for the debate on human improvement. In Lara, F. & Savulescu, J. (2021), More (than) humans. Biotechnology, artificial intelligence and the ethics of improvement, Tecnos.

-García Díaz, P. (2021), Neurofeedback and the improvement of moral agency. In Lara, F. & Savulescu, J. (2021), More (than) humans. Biotechnology, artificial intelligence and the ethics of improvement, Tecnos.

-Monasterio Astoriza, A. (2021), Automating decision-making: Artificial intelligence and human improvement. In Lara, F. & Savulescu, J. (2021), More (than) humans. Biotechnology, artificial intelligence and the ethics of improvement, Tecnos.

-Kudlek, K. (2021), Is human enhancement intrinsically bad? Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy, https://doi.org/10.1007/s11019-021-10003

-Rueda, J. & Lara, F. (2020). Virtual Reality and Empathy Enhancement: Ethical Aspects.Frontiers in Robotics and AI, 7: 506984.https://doi.org/10.3389/frobt.2020.506984

-Monasterio Astobiza A. (2020). The Natural-Artificial Distinction and the Technologization of Sport.Philosophies2020, 5(4), 28

-Rueda, J. (2020). From transhumanist morphological freedom to posthuman corporeality: convergences and divergences.Security, 63, 311-328.https://doi.org/10.3989/isegoria.2020.063.02

-Lara, F. and Moreno, M. (2020), “Technologies and Scopes of Human Bioenhancement: From Gene Editing to Moral Behaviour”, Ramon Llull Journal of Applied Ethics, 11.

-Rueda, J. (2020), “Climate Change, Moral Bioenhancement and the Ultimate Mostropic”, Ramon Llull Journal of Applied Ethics, 11.

-Lara, F. and Deckers, J. (2020), “Artificial Intelligence as a Socratic Assistant for Moral Enhancement”, Neuroethics, 13

-Monasterio Astobiza A., Ausín T., Morte R. (2020), The Ethics of BCI. In Steven S. Gouveia (ed).The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence: An Exploration. Delaware. Vernon Pres

-Maslen, H. Savulescu, J. & Hunt, C. (2020), “Praiseworthiness and motivational enhancement: `no pain, no praise´?”, Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 98 (2

-Hall, R.T. (2019), “Neuro-enhancement research: a casuistic approach”, Ramon Llull Journal Applied Ethics, 10.

-Rodríguez López, B. (2019), “On the controversy around moral improvement”, Tickets57 (2)

-Persson I, and Savulescu J, (2019), “The Irrelevance of a Moral Right to Privacy for Biomedical Moral Enhancement”, Neuroethics,12.

-Persson, I., and Savulescu, J., (2019), “Biomedical Moral Enhancement –Not a Lever Without a Fulcrum”, Neuroethics, 12.

-Monasterio Astoriza, A. (2019), “The ethical permissibility of bio-improvement technologies”, THOUGHT. Journal of Philosophical Research and Information, 75-283.

-Kudlek, K. (2019), “The Role of Emotion Modulation in Moral Bioenhancement Debate”,Topoi, 38.

-Persson. I & Savulescu, J. (2019), “The evolution of moral progress and biomedical moral enhancement”, Bioethics, 33 (7)

-Schaefer, G. & Savulescu, J. (2019), “Procedural Moral Enhancement”, Neuroethics, 12 (1).

-Rainey S. y Monasterio Astobiza A. (2020), Global governance of Artificial Intelligence: Pressure on Political Legitimacy. En Jon S. Gordon (ed).Smart Technologies and Fundamental Rights. To suffer. Brill

-Monasterio Astobiza A. (2019). The Automated State: AI applied to government. En Claes Granmar, Katarina Fast Lappalainen y Crhistine Storr (eds)AI & Fundamental Rights. Stockholm. Jure

-Rodríguez López, B (2019), “Genetic modification and reproductive beneficence”. In López de la Vieja, M.T. (2019), Bioethics. Present Future,Plaza and Valdés 2019

-Rodríguez López, B. (2018), “Procreative Beneficence: Is selection really better tan genetic modification?”. En Emilian Mihailov et al.(eds.), Autonomy and Well-being in Bioethics,De Gruyter, 2018.

-Rodríguez Alcázar, Javier (2017), “Political Minimalism and Social Debates: the Case of Human-Enhancement Technologies”, Journal of Bioethical Inquiry, 14 (3).

-Lara, Francisco (2017), “Oxytocin, Empathy and Human Enhancement”, Theoria. An International Journal for Theory, History and Foundations of Science, 32 (3).

-Lara, Francisco (2017), “Ethical Requisites for Neuroenhancement of Moral Motivation”, Ramon Llull Journal of Applied Ethics, 8.

-Bracanovic, Tomislav (2017), “Sex reassignment surgery and enhancement”, Journal of Medicine and Philosophy 42(1).

-Campos Serena, Olga (2017), Equality for Animals? Cognitive Enhancement beyond Humans, Τέλος. Iberoamerican Journal of Utilitarian Studies, XXI, 2.

-Campos Serena, Olga (2017), “Sensitive animals and the opportunity to correct cognitive inequalities”, Daimon. International Journal of Philosophy, 70.

-Porsdam Mann, S.; P. de Lora Deltoro; T. Cochrane; & C. Mitchell (2018), “Is the use of modafinil, a pharmacological cognitive enhancer, cheating?”, Ethics and Education, 13 (2).

-Savulescu J. (2017) “The Future of Human Enhancement and Setting Rules for Technological Doping”. Annals of the University of Bucharest: Philosophy Series66 (2).

-Mihailov, E., and Savulescu, J. (Feb 2018-Online First), “Social policy and cognitive enhancement: lessons from chess”. Neuroethics.

-Pugh J, Maslen H, Savulescu J. (2017), “Deep Brain Stimulation, Authenticity and Value”. Cambridge Quarterly of Health Care Ethics, 26 (4).

-Giubilini, A., and Savulescu, J., (2018), “The Artificial Moral Advisor: The `ideal observer´ meets artificial intelligence”, Philosophy and Technology, 31.

-Earp, B., and Savulescu, J.,(2018), “Love drugs: Why scientists should study the effects of pharmaceuticals on human (romantic) relationships”, Technology in Society52:10-16

-Persson, I., and Savulescu, J., (2017) “Moral Hard-Wiring and Moral Enhancement” Bioethics31(4).

-Schaefer, O., Savulescu, J., (2017), “Better Minds, Better Morals: A Procedural Guide to Better Judgment”, Journal of Posthuman Studies1:1.

MEETINGS ORGANIZATION

-I Japanese-European Meeting on Artificial Intelligence and Moral Enhancement, Granada, 26th & 27th November 2019.

-Third International Workshop on Ethics and Human Enhancement, (organized with Oxford Wellcome Center for Ethics and Humanities), Granada, 3-4th June, 2019.

-Open Seminar on Human Improvement, Granada, 26th February, 2019.

- “New technologies and human improvement”, discussion session coordinated by Francisco Lara in the XIX Week of Ethics and Political Philosophy, AEEFP-SIEU International Congress, Ferrol, October, 2018.

-New Technologies and Human Enhancement. A Workshop with Nicholas Agar, Málaga, February 2nd, 2018.

-Ethics, Disease and the Future of Health. Workshop in Granada, March 14th, 2017.

MEETINGS PARTICIPATION

-“BIOethAI+ Project and research in Spain on ethics and AI”, by Francisco Lara. I Japanese-European Meeting on Artificial Intelligence and Moral Enhancement, Granada, 26th & 27th November 2019.

-“A sketch of ethics in relation to AI in the UK”, by Jan Deckers. I Japanese-European Meeting on Artificial Intelligence and Moral Enhancement, Granada, 26th & 27th November 2019.

-“The ethical development of Artificial Intelligence research: what should differentiate the EU strategy?, by Miguel Moreno. I Japanese-European Meeting on Artificial Intelligence and Moral Enhancement, Granada, 26th & 27th November 2019.

-“Should we use Virtual Reality to enhance empathy?, by Jon Rueda. I Japanese-European Meeting on Artificial Intelligence and Moral Enhancement, Granada, 26th & 27th November 2019.

-“Ethical considerations about empathy enhancement through Virtual Reality”, by Jon Rueda & Francisco Lara. Third International Workshop on Ethics and Human Enhancement, Granada, 3-4th June, 2019.

-“Neurorehabilitation without consent? Consequentialism and the case of psychopathic offenders”, by Francisco Lara. Third International Workshop on Ethics and Human Enhancement, Granada, 3-4th June, 2019.

-“Could an AI machine enhance human morality”, by Jan Deckers & Francisco Lara. Third International Workshop on Ethics and Human Enhancement, Granada, 3-4th June, 2019.

-“Algorithms for ethics and law: How to use AI for moral-legal enhancement”, by Enrique Cáceres Nieto, Ricardo Mansilla & Aníbal Monasterio Astobiza. Third International Workshop on Ethics and Human Enhancement, Granada, 3-4th June, 2019.

-“Preconditions for using CRISPR systems to enhance cognitive traits”, by Miguel Moreno. Third International Workshop on Ethics and Human Enhancement, Granada, 3-4th June, 2019.

-“Competition and justice in cognitive enhancement”, by Blanca Rodríguez López, Emilian Mihailov & Ivar Hannikainen. Third International Workshop on Ethics and Human Enhancement, Granada, 3-4th June, 2019.

-“Ethical concerns regarding human bioenhancement: a critical perspective”, by Karolina Kudlek. Third International Workshop on Ethics and Human Enhancement, Granada, 3-4th June, 2019.

-“Beyond the distinction between moderate and radical life extension: Don´t simply add years to life but add life to years”, by Pablo García-Barranquero. Third International Workshop on Ethics and Human Enhancement, Granada, 3-4th June, 2019.

-“Should dead people be resuscitate”, by Pablo de Lora. Third International Workshop on Ethics and Human Enhancement, Granada, 3-4th June, 2019.

-“The moral obligation to develop gene editing to enhance humanity”, by Julian Savulescu. Third International Workshop on Ethics and Human Enhancement, Granada, 3-4th June, 2019.

- "Virtual reality and improvement of empathy: ethical aspects", by Jon Rueda Etxebarría. Open Seminar on Human Improvement, Granada, 26th February, 2019.

- “Is aging a disease? An answer from the philosophy of medicine ”, by Pablo García Barranquero. Open Seminar on Human Improvement, Granada, 26th February, 2019

-“Presentation of the Project BIOethAI+: Artificial Intelligence and Biotechnologies of Moral Enhancement: Ethical Aspects”. Jon Rueda. Workshop on Ethics and Political Philosophy of the Spanish Association of Ethics and Political Philosophy, Madrid, 30^thMay 2019

-“Anticipatory Bioethics of Human Enhancement Emerging Technologies”. Jon Rueda. International Conference “Transhumanism: Anthropological, Legal, Ethical and Theological Challenges” of the Pontifical University of Comillas, 29^thMay 2019, in Madrid

-“Approach to Morphological Freedom: Conceptual History, Technological Possibilities and Ethical Aspects. Jon Rueda. Sixth Seminar of the Andalusian Network of Ethics and Political Philosophy, University of Málaga, 12^thApril 2019

-“Is aging a disease? The theoretical definition of aging in the light of the philosophy of medicine. Pablo García Barranquero & Cristian Saborido. SOPhiA, Salzburg, date: 18/09/2019 – 20/09/201

–"Science, ethics and politics in risk assessment", Javier Rodríguez. CRAG Seminars. Agrigenomics Research Center (CRAG); Bellaterra, Barcelona. March 27, 2019

-“A new framework for thinking about life extension”. Pablo García Barranquero. IX Conference of the Spanish Society for Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science. City: Madrid, Spain. Star-End date: 13/11/2018 – 16/11/2018

-“Rethinking Human Animality from Transhumanism and Posthumanism. Jon Rueda. First Animal Studies Conference: Rethinking Animality, Santiago de Compostela, 27 September 2018.

-“Toward a Critique of Transhumanist Reason. About the future of the human beings. Jon Rueda. FiloLab-International Summer School: “Emotions and Judgement: Argumentation, biases and public affairs”.

-“Virtual Reality Glasses to Foster Moral Motivation: Potentials and Limits”. Jon Rueda. Fourth Seminar on Practical Ethics: Applied Ethics in Spain, 8^thSeptember 2018, Granada

-“Technoscience, Transhumanism and Promises: Approach to a Democratic Science”. Jon Rueda. Third Conference on Critical Though and Scientific Dissemination: “Science and Ideology”, Valencia, 6^thMarch 201

-“Old ideas from a new philosophical model: Levels and means of human life extension. Pablo García Barranquero. 32st Conference of the European Society for Philosophy of Medicine and Health Care. City: Lisbon, Portugal. Star-End date: 22/08/2018 – 25/08/2018

- "Ethics and progress in the digital age", Javier Rodríguez. Conference on Where do artificial intelligence and data protection take us? (organized by the Dialogue Association). IA Business School of Madrid. October 23, 2018.

- "Moral biimprovement of psychopathic criminals", by Francisco Lara. XIX Week of Ethics and Political Philosophy, AEEFP-SIEU International Congress, Ferrol, October, 2018.

- “Does the moral bi-improvement lead to the decline of utilitarianism?”, By Francisco Lara. XIX Week of Ethics and Political Philosophy, AEEFP-SIEU International Congress, Ferrol, October, 2018.

- “Moral and antispecies biomedical improvement. What would an increase in altruistic motivation imply for animals? ”, By Olga Campos. XIX Week of Ethics and Political Philosophy, AEEFP-SIEU International Congress, Ferrol, October, 2018.

- “Do Competitive Frameworks Promote Opposition to Cognitive Enhancement”, by Blanca Rodríguez. XIX Week of Ethics and Political Philosophy, International Congress AEEFP-SIEU, Ferrol, October, 2018.

- “Do we need a moral bi-improvement to combat climate change?”, By Jon Rueda. XIX Week of Ethics and Political Philosophy, AEEFP-SIEU International Congress, Ferrol, October, 2018.

"Moral improvement and the thesis of the extended mind", by Paloma García. XIX Week of Ethics and Political Philosophy, AEEFP-SIEU International Congress, Ferrol, October, 2018.

- “Cooperation machine-human being”, by Aníbal Monasterio. XIX Week of Ethics and Political Philosophy, International Congress AEEFP-SIEU, Ferrol, October, 2018.

- "When robotics and artificial intelligence overcome the functional limitations of human design", by Miguel Moreno. XIX Week of Ethics and Political Philosophy, AEEFP-SIEU International Congress, Ferrol, October, 2018

- "Bioethical questions about biomeprovement: the case of modafinil", by Paloma García. XIX Week of Ethics and Political Philosophy, AEEFP-SIEU International Congress, Ferrol, October, 2018.

-“The Science and Ethics of Moral Enhancement”, by Julian Savulescu. 28 June 2018. University of Riejka, Croatia.

-“Moral Artificial Intelligence”, by Julian Savulescu. 17 May 2018. Ethics and Emerging Technologies: Uehiro-Carnegie-Oxford Conference 2018, Carnegie Council, New York.

-“The science and ethics of moral enhancement”, by Julian Savulescu. Centre for Ethics at Toronto University, 16 March 2018.

-“The Science and Ethics of Human Enhancement”, by Julian Savulescu. 15 March 2018. Rotman Institute of Philosophy Western University, London, Ontario

- “Philosophical analysis of David Chalmers's proposal on the overturning of the mind”, by Pablo García Barranquero and Antonio Diéguez. III Congress of the Association of Philosophy of Hispano-American Biology, AFIBI, June 26- 29th, 2018, Bogotá, Colombia.

-“Global Governance of AI” by Aníbal Monasterio Astobiza. Workshop: Smart Technologies and Fundamental Rights. 15th June 2018. The University of Stockholm, Stockholm.

- "Big Data and Human and Responsible Artificial Intelligence", by Aníbal Monasterio Astobiza. Gogleados: Before the oracle or before the panopticon? 26th April 2018. Autonomous University of Madrid, Madrid.

- "Aging and death current challenges for philosophy", by Pablo García Barranquero. IX FICUM Symposium, University of Malaga, April 4th, 2018.

-“AI moral-legal enhancement” by Stephen Rainey and Aníbal Monasterio Astobiza. AI Oxford. 27th March 2018. University of Oxford, Oxford.

- "BIOethAI + Project", by Francisco Lara and Miguel Moreno. V Seminar of the Andalusian Network of Ethics and Political Philosophy. University of Cádiz, March 23th, 2018.

- “Moral biomedicaling in the face of the challenge of climate change”, by Jon Rueda Etxebarria. V Seminar of the Andalusian Network of Ethics and Political Philosophy. University of Cádiz, March 23th, 2018.

- "Political minimalism and social debates: social work, human improvement and artificial intelligence", by Javier Rodríguez Alcázar. The Edges of Argumentation: International Colloquium on Argumentation, Literature and Politics. National Autonomous University of Mexico, February 12th, 2018.

- "Ethics and politics of genetic editing", by Javier Rodríguez Alcázar. Is society ready for gene editing? Escola Europea d’Humanitats, Barcelona, ​​March 6-7th, 2018.

-“What if Siri became Socratic? Artificial Intelligence and moral enhancement”, by Francisco Lara. New Technologies and Human Enhancement. A Workshop with Nicholas Agar. University of Málaga, February 2nd, 2018.

-“Moral-Me: the use of Artificial Intelligence for moral enhancement”, by Anibal Monasterio. New Technologies and Human Enhancement. A Workshop with Nicholas Agar. University of Málaga, February 2nd, 2018.

-“Biases in risk assessment of Artificial Intelligence for military purposes”, by Miguel Moreno. New Technologies and Human Enhancement. A Workshop with Nicholas Agar. University of Málaga, February 2nd, 2018.

-“The very idea of a moderate life extension. A bridge between caloric restriction and successful aging”, by Pablo García-Barranquero. New Technologies and Human Enhancement. A Workshop with Nicholas Agar. University of Málaga, February 2nd, 2018.

-“CRISPR and prenatal enhancement. Freedom, social pressure and coercion”, by Blanca Rodríguez. New Technologies and Human Enhancement. A Workshop with Nicholas Agar. University of Málaga, February 2nd, 2018.

-“Moral bioenhancement and Utilitarianism: for better or worse?”, by Karolina Kudlek. New Technologies and Human Enhancement. A Workshop with Nicholas Agar. University of Málaga, February 2nd, 2018.

-“Advantages of Genetic manipulation over selection in the context of Procreative Beneficence”, by Blanca Rodríguez López. International Conference “Gene Editing: Biomedical and Ethical Perspectives. Belgrado, August, 2017

- "Moral Permisibility and bioenhancement", by Blanca Rodríguez López. I AEFEX Meeting (Spanish Association of Experimental Philosophy, Madrid, May 2017

-“CRISPR and Procreative Beneficence”, by Blanca Rodríguez López. IIIInternational Workshop on Bioethics, Madrid, February, 2018

-“Prenatal Enhancement; Social Pressure and Coercion”, by Blanca Rodríguez López. ISUS, Karlsruhe, Germany. July, 2018

-“Unfit for the Future? Lessons on Human Physical, Cognitive, Emotional and Moral Enhancement”, by Julian Savulescu. 28 October 2017. Vermont Oxford Network Annual Conference. Chicago, USA. Keynote.

-“Moral Enhancement and Praiseworthiness”, by Julian Savulescu. 14 September 2017. Neuroscience and Society: Ethical, Legal and Clinical Implications of Neuroscience Research. Sydney, Australia

-“Enhancement”, by Julian Savulescu 11 May 2017. Global Futures Council, World Economic Forum Webinar (co-presented with Anders Sandberg).

-“Enhancement, designer babies and conscientious objection”, by Julian Savulescu. 8 May 2017. CAVE, Maquarie University and UNSW Seminar, Sydney, Australia

-“Future Directions: Where to Now?”, by Julian Savulescu 24 November 2017. Policing and AI conference, St Anne’s College, Oxford

-“Dealing Ethically with Human Moral Limitations and Disruption”, by Julian Savulescu 20 March 2018. Workshop on the Future of Government. Christ Church, Oxford

-“Fit for the Future”, by Julian Savulescu. 5 December 2017. Orchestrating Major Projects Programme, Said Business School, Oxford

-“Dealing Ethically with Human Moral Limitations and Disruption”, by Julian Savulescu. 4 April 2017. Workshop on the Future of Government. Christ Church, Oxford

-“Just Say No to Drugs?”, by Julian Savulescu. 9 february 2017. Biomedical Enhancements at Work. Baker MacKenzie, London, UK

-“Unfit for the Future: The Urgent Need for Moral Bioenhancement”, by Julian Savulescu. 17 May 2017. SOPHIS Annual Lecture, Mlebourne, Australia

-“Ethics of the Genomic Revolution : Designer babies and Moral Bioenhancement”, by Julian Savulescu. 28 November 2017. Worcester Medical Society, Oxford

-“The Moral Imperative to Enhancement Human Beings”, by Julian Savulescu. 6 June 2017. John Radcliffe Womens Hospital Oxford.

-“Dual-use research of BCI: Safety, ethical and data protection considerations on neurotechnology”. International Conference Artificial Intelligence and Information. 7th December 2017, University of Porto, Portugal.

- “Ethical requirements for the neurimprovement of moral motivation”, by Francisco Lara. Bioethics Unit of the Faculty of Philosophy, Autonomous University of Querétaro. Mexico. November 17th, 2017.

- "Robotic ethics: Software design and moral algorithms for the implementation of digital technology and robotics in society" by Anibal Monasterio Astobiza. VII International Congress of Technology, Science and Society. 19th October 2017. Cardenal Herrera CEU University, Valencia.

- "Military and robotics ethics: Drones, military robots, lethal autonomous weapons systems and the transformation of the nature of war in the 21st century" by Aníbal Monasterio Astobiza. II International Congress of the REF (Spanish Network of Philosophy). 13th September 2017, University of Zaragoza, Zaragoza

- "Autonomous vehicles in emergency situations: against the moral dilemma model", by Javier Rodríguez Alcázar. XIV Dilemmata Workshop on Applied Ethics. September 4-5th, 2017, San Sebastián.

“Should we limit the liability of moral agents towards animals?”, By Olga Campos Serena. XIV Dilemmata Workshop on Applied Ethics. September 4-5th, 2017, San Sebastián.

- “Non-human animals and Enhancement: Should we improve the capabilities of all members of the moral community? IV Seminar of the Andalusian Network of Ethics and Political Philosophy (RAEFP). April 7th, 2017, Jaén.

- "Neural bases of human morality: a state of the art and theoretical proposal for the Law" by Aníbal Monasterio Astobiza. VI International Conference on Philosophy of Law of the UNAM. 13 November 2017. Institute of Legal Research, Mexico City, Mexico.

- "Biotechnology, artificial intelligence and moral improvement", by Francisco Lara. V International Conference on Philosophy of Law of UNAM. Mexico, November 13-15, 2017.

-“Political Minimalism and Social Debates: the Case of Human-Enhancement Technologies”, by Francisco Javier Rodríguez Alcázar. First session of Human Enhancement Seminars. Granada, March 28th, 2017

-“Do driverless vehicles face moral dilemmas?”, by Javier Rodríguez Alcázar. Zagreb Applied Ethics Conference 2017: The Ethics of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence. Zagreb, Croatia, June 5-7, 2017

-“The viability of `embedded ethics´ in robotic military systems without humans in the decision loop”, by Miguel Moreno Muñoz. Zagreb Applied Ethics Conference 2017: The Ethics of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence. Zagreb, Croatia, June 5-7, 2017

-“Artificial Intelligence and Moral Enhancement”, by Francisco Lara Sánchez. Zagreb Applied Ethics Conference 2017: The Ethics of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence. Zagreb, Croatia, June 5-7, 2017

-“The ethics of AI and AI based modelling of ethics”, by Anibal Monaterio Astobiza. Zagreb Applied Ethics Conference 2017: The Ethics of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence. Zagreb, Croatia, June 5-7, 2017

-“Longer lives? Understanding the human life extension possibilities, by Pablo García. Ninth European Congress of Analytic Philosophy (ECAP9), University of Munich, Germany, 21 – 26 August 2017

-“Health, life extension and successful aging: a philosophical approach”, by Pablo García. 31st Conference of the European Society for Philosophy of Medicine and Health Care, 16-19 August, Belgrade, Serbia

-“Is mind uploading a type of human life extension?”, by Pablo García. Australasian Association of Philosophy Conference, University of Adelaide, Australia, 2-6 July,

2017-“New Jerusalem or Ghost in a Machine? Philosophical questions of Mind
Uploading”, by Pablo García. Philosophy Programme Postgraduate Seminar, 19 May 2017, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand

-“Healthy life extension, but what is health?”, by Pablo García. Workshop on Ethics, Disease, and the Future of Health, 14 March 2017, University of Granada

-Human Enhancement Seminars: “Political Minimalism and Social Debates: the Case of Human-Enhancement Technologies”, by Francisco Javier Rodríguez Alcázar, Granada, 28th March, 2017.