Presentations tagged with Marcel Verweij

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Abstract

Solidarity has returned as a central concept in political theory, activist discourse, and AI ethics — yet it is rarely asked whether the digital infrastructures through which solidarity is increasingly enacted are compatible with solidarity's cons

Presenter
Aliah Yacoub
Parallel session
Parallel session 1
Abstract

In October 2025, I was hired to research how to make AI systems that detect cancers of the primary reproductive organs more inclusive for trans people (i.e., prostate cancer in trans femmes and cervical cancer in trans mascs).

Presenter
Thomasin Coggins
Parallel session
Parallel session 6
Presentation slot
Thursday, 16:30-17:00
Abstract

The Covid-19 pandemic accelerated structural shifts towards a more platform and mobile-centric news environment.

Presenter
Richard Stevenson
Parallel session
Parallel session 5
Presentation slot
Thursday, 14:00-14:30
Abstract

Artificial Intelligence-based automation is spreading within engineering processes to partly or fully replace humans in their professional roles.

Presenter
Barbara Gallina
Parallel session
Parallel session 5
Presentation slot
Thursday, 14:30-15:00
Abstract

In the context of collective climate action, emotions play a vital role in connecting people to one another (Coşkun 2025, 106).

Presenter
Fleur van Schaijk
Parallel session
Parallel session 5
Presentation slot
Thursday, 15:00-15:30
Abstract

Ancestor avatars are digital representations of deceased individuals, enhanced by artificial intelligence. A plethora of issues arises in relation to ancestor avatars: Is it permissible to use a dead person’s data in this way?

Presenter
Christopher Wareham
Parallel session
Parallel session 6
Presentation slot
Thursday, 16:00-16:30
Abstract

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) is implemented everywhere, it is also emerging in the sphere of medical scientific research.

Presenter
Liz Groen
Parallel session
Parallel session 6
Presentation slot
Thursday, 17:00-17:30