Thomas Ferretti

Dr. Thomas Ferretti is a Senior Lecturer in Ethics and Sustainable Business at the University of Greenwich's Executive Business Centre within the Faculty of Business. His research focuses on ethical governance of business and AI, emphasizing fair and inclusive economic systems. Previously, he taught at the London School of Economics (2018–2023) and held a postdoctoral fellowship at LSE and the University of Toronto (2016–2018). He earned a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Louvain (2016), specializing in justice theories and economic inequalities.

Dr. Ferretti’s work bridges normative ethics, political philosophy, and practical applications in AI ethics and business regulation. He advocates for government-led regulation of AI to ensure transparency and justice, particularly in content moderation and labor markets. His teaching emphasizes inclusive, research-driven approaches, reflected in his LSE Excellence in Education Award (2020).

Key research interests include AI governance, distributive justice, and the ethical implications of emerging technologies. He collaborates across academia and industry to develop ethical frameworks for technology’s societal impact. His writing appears in venues like Moral Philosophy and Politics, addressing institutional responsibilities in achieving justice through AI.