Timo Greger

Timo Greger holds a Chair of Theory of Science at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, working within the Faculty of Philosophy, Theory of Science and Religious Studies. Since October 2020, he has served as Scientific Coordinator and Joint Project Leader of the BMBF project 'KI und Ethik - Ethische Herausforderungen Künstlicher Intelligenz' (KI-Campus). Previously, he held research and teaching roles at the same institution from 2017–2020.

• Diploma in Political Science (2018), Munich School of Political Science
• Master in Philosophy (2020), LMU Munich
• Bachelor in History (2019), LMU Munich

His research focuses on Ethics, Political Philosophy, and Philosophy of Education, particularly examining:

• Ethical challenges of artificial intelligence
• Democratic theory and normative foundations
• Intersection of autonomy, responsibility, and digitalization
• Philosophy of law and economic rationality

Recent publications span AI Ethics and Democratic Theory, emphasizing ethical deliberation in software development, algorithmic accountability, and historical perspectives on democratic resilience. His work bridges foundational philosophical inquiry with contemporary societal challenges in digitalization and governance.

Scientific appointment highlights include:

• Junior Fellow, Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities (Interdisciplinary Working Group 'Normative Constituents of Democracy')

He contributes to interdisciplinary projects like the KI-Campus initiative, focusing on ethical education frameworks for AI development.