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Yves ROY is a Doctorant (PhD candidate) in Philosophy at the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, Université de Montréal, and serves as a Chargé de cours (Course Instructor) in the Department of Philosophy. His research interests span interdisciplinary areas including Aristotelian ethics, logic, philosophy of mathematics, theoretical computer science, artificial intelligence ethics, and moral robotics. He holds multiple academic credentials: a B.A. in Philosophy and Physics (1992), an M.A. in Philosophy (1995) from Université de Montréal, a Bachelor of Computer Science (1997), and a Master of Computer Science (2004) from Concordia University.
- Education:
- Baccalauréat ès arts (B.A.) – Philosophy, Physics (1992)
- Maîtrise ès arts (M.A.) – Philosophy (1995)
- Bachelor of Computer Science – Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, Pure Mathematics, Physics (1997)
- Master of Computer Science – Computer Science, Applied Mathematics (2004)
- Teaching: PHI 1901 (A23) – Pensée Rationnelle et Argumentation, focusing on Aristotelian methods in ethics, logic, and metaphysics, alongside modern computational and philosophical frameworks.
His expertise bridges classical philosophy with contemporary issues such as AI ethics, computability, design patterns in software engineering, and neuroinformatics. He emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, reproducibility in research, and transparent algorithmic practices.
