Dr. Karina Vold is a philosopher of cognitive science and artificial intelligence & an assistant professor at the University of Toronto's Institute for the History and Philosophy of Science and Technology.

recent writing & research> AI can uncover humanity's unknown unknowns
2025. With Hall, J. IAI News.> Ethical Considerations in using Artificial Intelligence in Organ Transplantation.
2025. With Orlandi, M., Hall, J., Huynh, E., Katz, R., and Gross, J. Artificial Intelligence in Organ Transplantation. University of Toronto Press. Eds. M. Bhat and A. Sidhu.> Finding consensus on trust in AI in healthcare: recommendations from a panel of international experts
2025. With Starke, G., Gille, F., Termine, A., et al. Journal of Medical Internet Research.> The Hidden Risks of Neuralink.
2024. With Hall, J., and A. Kush. IAI News.> Neuroprosthetics, Extended Cognition, and the Problem of Ownership.
2024. With X. Liao. In Neuro-ProsthEthics – Ethical Implications of Applied Situated Cognition. Springer, B., Beck, O. Friedrich, and J. Heinrichs (Eds.):1-20.> Human-AI Cognitive Teaming: Using AI to Support State-level Decision Making on the Resort to Force.
2024. Australian Journal of International Affairs 78 (2): 229-236.> Assessing AI Capabilities with Education Tests. In Education Research and Innovation
2023. With Staneva, M., Baret, A., Gobert, J., et al. AI and the Future of Skills: Methods and evaluation AI capabilities, Vol. 2. OECD.> Your Prompt is My Command: Assessing the Human-Centred Generality of Multi-Modal Models.
2023. Journal of AI Research, 77, pp. 377-389. With W. Schellaert, J. Burden, F. Martinez-Plumed, P. Casares, B. Loe, R. Reichart, S. Ó hÉigeartaigh, A. Korhonen, and J. Hernández-Orallo.> ChatGPT: Rebel without a cause.
2023. Blog post for Daily Nous: Philosophers on Next-Generation Large Language Models.> Full list of articles on Google Scholar