Miguel Acosta

Miguel Acosta is a Professor of Philosophy at CEU San Pablo University, specializing in philosophical anthropology, ethics of technology, and the intersection of science and philosophy. His work critically examines transhumanism, AI ethics, and consciousness studies, blending interdisciplinary approaches with classical philosophical frameworks. He has directed one doctoral thesis on the socio-cultural analysis of amateur choral groups in Madrid.

• Education: PhD in Philosophy (2001, University of Navarra)

His research interests span neurotheology, technoscientific ethics, and the philosophical implications of emerging technologies. Recent work explores transhumanism's cultural genesis and the ethical challenges posed by artificial intelligence. He has authored/co-authored multiple books, including Man and Person: An Introduction to Philosophical Anthropology (2019) and contributed to collective volumes on science, faith, and environmental ethics.

Acosta frequently engages with interdisciplinary debates, publishing in journals like Nature and Freedom and Person and Law. His articles address topics ranging from the objectivity of consciousness to the moral foundations of law, reflecting a commitment to bridging philosophical theory and contemporary societal issues.