Presentations tagged with Wednesday, 16:45-17:15

Previous research has shown that the use of AI technologies in livestock farming within the stable can significantly alter farmers’ experiences of animals and farming practices.

Batteries have become increasingly important, but also increasingly invisible, in modern life.

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

Our paper examines the political-economic consequences of the collective brain model of innovation.

In this paper I highlight the ethical implications of climate engineered futures, conceptualizing these technologies as liminal mediations and disruptions of hard and soft adaptation limits.

Recent efforts to bring Confucian rituals (li) into philosophy of technology present them as a promising multicultural perspective for addressing ethical challenges posed by emerging technologies.

Trustworthy AI frameworks approach the integration of artificial intelligence almost exclusively as an exercise in epistemic calibration.