Lucy Osler is a Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Exeter, specializing in the philosophy of digital society, human-AI relations, and phenomenology. Before her academic career, she was a corporate finance solicitor at the international law firm Taylor Wessing, showcasing a unique blend of legal and philosophical expertise.
Her research focuses on how technology shapes human emotions, social interactions, and self-identity in the digital age. She has published work on topics ranging from feeling togetherness online to the social implications of interacting with chatbots, exploring the intersection of technology and the human experience.
Lucy made a significant career transition from being a corporate lawyer to becoming an academic philosopher and university lecturer.
Lucy Osler
Associate at Taylor Wessing
Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark
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Philosophy of Technology
Her current research as a lecturer at the University of Exeter focuses on the Philosophy of Digital Society and human-AI relations.
Online Sociality
Has published numerous articles on how digital spaces shape social experiences, including online communities, empathy, and expression.
Phenomenological Research
Her academic specialization involves applying phenomenological approaches to understand embodiment, intersubjectivity, and psychopathology in modern contexts.
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Work History
9-2013 - 8-2015
Associate at Taylor Wessing
8-2011 - 9-2013
Trainee Solicitor at Taylor Wessing
Education
2015 - 2017
Master’s Degree from Københavns Universitet - University of Copenhagen
2010 - 2011
LPC from BPP Law School
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Location : Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark, Denmark
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Designation : Associate at Taylor Wessing
