
Samuel Morales Jr.
PhD in Humanities & Social Sciences
Epistemology, philosophy of technology, AI ethics, digital forensics, science and technology studies
Samuel Morales Jr. is a PhD researcher at GCAS working at the intersection of philosophy of technology and epistemology. His current research, tentatively titled "Epistemic Resistance: Artificial Intelligence, Anti-Forensics, and the Fragility of Truth," explores how generative AI and anti-forensic technologies destabilize the boundary between evidence and simulation, drawing on Foucault, Latour, and Arendt. He also works professionally in AI-agent development and security governance, bringing a practitioner's perspective to questions of algorithmic authority and digital evidence.