I'm an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the University of Cincinnati and founding director of the UC Center for Humanities and Technology. I work on the philosophy of science and artificial intelligence.
Previously, I was a postdoc on the Philosophy of Contemporary and Future Science and a fellow in the Hong Kong Catastrophic Risk Centre. Before that, I was a graduate student at Ohio State.
You can contact me at andre dot curtis-trudel at uc dot edu
Computability and Computational Explanation. Cambridge Elements in Philosophy of Mathematics.
The Role of AI in Science: Epistemological and Methodological Studies. Routledge. Edited with Darrell Rowbottom and David Barack. (Under contract).
Evaluating representationalist folk mentalism about LLMs. Philosophy of AI. With Preston Lennon.
Computation in context. Erkenntnis.
Does the no miracles argument apply to AI? Synthese. With Darrell Rowbottom and William Peden.
Limitative computational explanations. Philosophical Studies.
Evidence, computation, and AI: why evidence is not just in the head. Asian Journal of Philosophy. With Darrell Rowbottom and William Peden.
Mathematical explanation in computer science. Philosophy of Science.
Why do we need a theory of implementation? The British Journal for Philosophy of Science.
The determinacy of computation. Synthese.
Implementation as resemblance. Philosophy of Science.
Who's afraid of unlimited pancomputationalism? BrainsBlog.
Primiero on Physical Computation. Global Philosophy.
A few papers on language models and beliefs (with Preston Lennon).
A paper on idealization and decompmosition in scientific AI (with Emily Sullivan).
A couple of papers on the epistemology and methodology of gravitational-wave astrophysics (with Darrell Rowbottom and Tjonnie Li).
A paper on Peirce, pursuitworthiness, and artificial intelligence (with Niall Roe and Konstantinos Voudouris).