Presentations tagged with Udo Pesch

Emerging technologies disrupt the fundamental concepts through which we make sense of the world (Hopster & Löhr 2023, Marchiori & Scharp 2024, Anderson et al 2026).

Critics rightfully identify that AI models are biased against marginalised groups.

Democratic legitimacy relies on public reason — the exchange of reasons that citizens and officials can reasonably accept — yet public reason is not static. How, and under what conditions, do public reasons change?

The ethics of technology is a field that aims to achieve social impact, among other things, by producing policy-relevant insights.

Philosophy has an important role to play in this changing world.

While the concept of differential disruption has attracted growing attention in the ethics of technology, its normative dimensions remain underexplored.

AI has been said to potentially pose an existential risk to humanity.