Presentations tagged with Philip Brey

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Abstract

What does ‘technology and the good society’ mean? The co-evolution of technology and society – including values – is a continuous process.

Presenter
Clare Shelley-Egan
María A. Barea
Parallel session
Parallel session 4
Presentation slot
Thursday, 11:30-12:00
Abstract

Ethics education in engineering and technological fields tends to focus on cultivating ethical decision-making skills and character traits like empathy, that enable students to understand what is morally right and channel their skills toward moral

Presenter
Alex Nikolaidis
Parallel session
Parallel session 2
Presentation slot
Wednesday, 15:15-15:45
Abstract

Contemporary debates on responsibility in technology ethics emphasize responsibility gaps, situations in which harmful outcomes occur in systems characterized by distributed design and multi-level institutional arrangements, where no one can be cl

Presenter
Diana Adela Martin
Parallel session
Parallel session 4
Presentation slot
Thursday, 12:30-13:00
Abstract

Research-industry collaborations have become a structuring feature of scientific practice and technological innovation, as funding bodies increasingly incorporate such partnerships into academic performance criteria (Clauss et al., 2024).

Presenter
Marco Innocenti
Parallel session
Parallel session 2
Presentation slot
Wednesday, 14:45-15:15
Abstract

Much technology ethics is concerned with technologies developed, implemented, or used in institutional settings such as education, healthcare, labour, governance, and public administration.

Presenter
Philip Brey
Parallel session
Parallel session 7
Presentation slot
Friday, 12:00-12:30
Abstract

A crucial part of philosophy of technology consists in the study of how to ethically assess emerging and potentially disruptive technologies.

Presenter
Giacomo Figa-Talamanca
Parallel session
Parallel session 4
Presentation slot
Thursday, 12:00-12:30
Abstract

Accounting for artificial intelligence (AI) related risks for social justice, the research field of so-called algorithmic fairness developed, in which two sub-fields stand out: 1) formal algorithmic fairness, providing technocentric reforms, such

Presenter
Laila Wegner
Parallel session
Parallel session 2
Presentation slot
Wednesday, 14:15-14:45
Abstract

In this talk, I take up the issues raised by Gunter Bombaerts and others (Bombaerts et al, forthcoming) about the hybrid approach to the intercultural and comparative dimensions in ethics of technology.

Time
Wednesday, 10:15-11:15
Room
Podiumzaal