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Jeff Sebo

  • Associate Professor of Environmental Studies, NYU
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Associate Professor of Environmental Studies, Director of the Center for Environmental & Animal Protection & the Center for Mind, Ethics, & Policy @nyuniversity
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The emerging field of wild animal welfare science

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By Vittoria Elliott Verified, Ngaio J Beausoleil, Heather Browning, María Díez-León, Pete Goddard, Daniel Ramp, Jeff Sebo, Asher Soryl, Miriam A. Zemanova, Mal Graham
| Cell Press Verified
Keywords animal welfare wildlife ecology animal behavior affective states What is wild animal welfare science? Growing evidence of sentience (see Glossary) across a range of taxa [1], along with heightened awareness of the impacts of both environmental change and human activities on wildlife [2], has driven increasing interest in understanding the experiences of free-living wild animals.
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Opinion: This hidden provision in the farm bill could wipe out hundreds of state laws

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By Jeff Sebo
| Agri-Pulse Verified
A provision buried in drafts of the House farm bill could erase more than 600 state laws — covering everything from animal welfare to disease control — if the Senate allows it to stand. The farm bill is one of Congress’s largest and most important pieces of legislation, funding nutrition assistance, farm subsidies and conservation programs. But in recent years it has also become a vehicle for unrelated policy priorities.
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Statewide View: Does AI have free speech? Minnesota voters may be asked

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By Heather Alexander, Jeff Sebo, Jonathan Simon
| Duluth News Tribune Verified
“Shall the Minnesota Constitution be amended to state that artificial intelligence does not have the right to free speech?” In November, Minnesota voters may be asked to answer this profound, and profoundly strange, question. Voters are often asked to take time out of their busy lives to decide deep questions, but rarely one this deep. We are a lawyer and two philosophers who study AI “speech.” AI safety is an urgent problem, but this ban would be unnecessary and could be counterproductive. Why?
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