I have an interdisciplinary Ph.D. in Machine Ethics and Epistemology from UC Berkeley. I designed this degree and research program to investigate the predicaments that emerge when artificial intelligence reshapes the context of organizational decision-making. My recent work investigates how to connect specific algorithmic learning procedures (such as reinforcement learning) with human purposes and domains. I previously did a Fulbright in Denmark studying Kierkegaard, and have master's degrees in intellectual history and sociology.