The University of Hong Kong Philosophy Department

It is with deep sadness that the Department of Philosophy announces the passing of Professor F. C. T. Moore, Emeritus Professor of the Department at The University of Hong Kong. Professor Moore received his DPhil from St Antony's College, Oxford. He joined the HKU Philosophy Department in 1979 as its first Chair of Philosophy and served as Head of Department for many years, contributing significantly to the scholarly life of the University through his teaching, research, and leadership. His publications ranged across the philosophy of language, moral philosophy, the history of philosophy, and French philosophy, among other areas, and he was also a pioneer in the use of computers in the teaching of logic. Professor Moore will be remembered with great affection and respect by all who had the privilege of working and studying with him. The Department extends its heartfelt condolences to his family, friends, and former students at this difficult time.

We extend our sincere appreciation to all our distinguished speakers for their generous contributions. Your expertise, insights, and thoughtful perspectives were invaluable in fostering a substantive dialogue on AI Governance. Thank you for your time and commitment to advancing this important global conversation.

https://ai-humanity.net/ai-governance-workshop-ai-and-the-future-of-global-governance/

Grateful to Professor Robert Sparrow from the Monash University, for joining us and enriching our AIH Lab Talk with his insights. A truly rewarding experience!

https://ai-humanity.net/murder-on-the-dancefloor-ai-embodiment-and-remorse/

A heartfelt thank you to all our distinguished speakers for generously sharing their insights and perspectives. We are deeply grateful for your time, expertise, and contributions in advancing meaningful dialogue on AI and society.

https://ai-humanity.net/ai-the-future-of-platforms-workshop/

Grateful for the opportunity to learn from Tobias Rees from LIMN on 'Consciousness. Before and After (with some notes on AI)"at our AIH Lab Talk. Thank you for the engaging and insightful sharing.

https://ai-humanity.net/consciousness-before-and-after-with-some-notes-on-ai/

Don’t miss this opportunity! We are honored to host Professor Robert Sparrow from the Monash University for a talk on "Murder on the Dancefloor? AI, Embodiment, and Remorse" at our AIH Lab.

Register now and reserve your seat today.

https://hku.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7a3NAHcQsTL4Owu

We are deeply grateful to Professor Richard Pettigrew for visiting us from the University of Bristol and enriching our Hong Kong Ethics Lab Talk with his insights.

https://hkethicslab.com/the-value-of-information-and-the-epistemology-of-inquiry/