Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Philosophical Logic
Associate Editor, Open Mind
Publications
Some representative publications include:
Resource Rationality, early book draft.
Why be Random?, Mind.
Probing the Quantitative-Qualitative Divide in Probabilistic Reasoning, with D. Ibeling, K. Mierzewski, and M. Mossé, Annals of Pure and Applied Logic.
A Topological Perspective on Causal Inference, with D. Ibeling, Proc. NeurIPS.
Causal Abstractions of Neural Networks, with A. Geiger, H. Lu, and C. Potts, Proc. NeurIPS.
Inference from Explanation, with L. Kirfel and T. Gerstenberg, in Journal of Experimental Psychology: General.
Normality and Actual Causal Strength, with J. Kominsky and J. Knobe, in Cognition.
Calibrating Generative Models: The Probabilistic Chomsky-Schützenberger Hierarchy, in Journal of Mathematical Psychology.
Axiomatization in the Meaning Sciences, with W. Holliday, in The Science of Meaning.
A Simple Logic of Concepts, with L. Moss, in Journal of Philosophical Logic.
Interleaving Logic and Counting, with J. van Benthem, Bulletin of Symbolic Logic.
See here for more links and a longer list of papers, and these links for a few interviews and talks:
Adolf Grünbaim Memorial Lecture, Pittsburgh Center for Philosophy of Science
Logic & AI, Institute for Advanced Study, Universiteit van Amsterdam
Probabilistic Chomsky Hierarchy, MIT Center for Brains, Minds and Machines
Teaching & Advising
I have been unreasonably fortunate to work with truly amazing students. Some recent/current Ph.D. students:
Krzysztof Mierzewski (Philosophy, 2020)
Declan Thompson (Philosophy & Symbolic Systems, 2023)
Cristina Ceballos (Law & Philosophy, 2023)
Duligur Ibeling (Computer Science, 2024)
Atticus Geiger (Linguistics, 2024)
Jacqueline Harding (Philosophy & Symbolic Systems)
Bendix Kemmann (Philosophy & Symbolic Systems)
Contact
I can be reached at surname♠stanford.edu by replacing surname with my surname and ♠ with @.