PhD in Philosophy, MRes in Philosophy, Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Philosophy
Teaching Associate at the Leverhulme CFI College Research Associate at Clare College
Dr Jack Casey is a teaching associate at the Leverhulme CFI, University of Cambridge, and a College Research Associate at Clare College. A philosopher of science specialising in metaphysics, he researches how machine learning algorithms reshape realist and anti-realist debates, alongside metaphysical dependence.
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Casey, J. (2026). Epistemic opacity and scientific realism and anti-realism (opens in a new tab). Philosophy of Science for Machine Learning, 527, 37–52.
Casey, J. (2025). Transworld sport: Formalism and the identification problem (opens in a new tab). Journal of the Philosophy of Sport, 52(3), 533–553.
Casey J. (2022). The unity of dependence (opens in a new tab). Journal of the American Philosophical Association, 8(2), 300–317.
