Presentations tagged with Parallel session 1

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Abstract

Mainstream philosophy and ethics of technology draws on a recognisably Euro-American canon, and the standard remedy for this narrowness is to widen the reading list by adding Ubuntu, Confucian role ethics, Buddhist ethics, or Buen Vivir to the con

Presenter
Kristy Claassen
Parallel session
Parallel session 1
Presentation slot
Wednesday, 11:45-12:15
Abstract

Wind energy plays an important role in the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy resources, both globally and in the Netherlands.

Presenter
Linde Franken
Parallel session
Parallel session 1
Presentation slot
Wednesday, 11:45-12:15
Abstract

The potential harms inflicted on individuals and groups of individuals through the creation and distribution of nonconsensual deepfake pornography are multifaceted.

Presenter
Simon Kiorgaard
Parallel session
Parallel session 1
Presentation slot
Wednesday, 12:15-12:45
Abstract

AI ethics increasingly aims to move from abstract principles toward specific practices (Morley et al., 2020; Prem, 2023). Questions remain about how to empirically study and support the moral capacities of AI practitioners.

Presenter
Adrian Gavornik
Parallel session
Parallel session 1
Presentation slot
Wednesday, 12:45-13:15
Abstract

The rapid progress of artificial intelligence has sparked increased debate about its moral status.

Presenter
Chang Ming-Jung
Parallel session
Parallel session 1
Presentation slot
Wednesday, 12:45-13:15
Abstract

While discourses on innovation ecosystems have become popular in academia, policy, and practice, they often take place in disciplinary silos and are marked by ambiguity.

Presenter
Mareike Smolka
Parallel session
Parallel session 1
Presentation slot
Wednesday, 11:45-12:15
Abstract

Aligning AI with moral values is widely recognized as important task. Besides the problem of implementation, it remains an open question which moral values current or future AI systems should align with.

Presenter
Michael W. Schmidt
Parallel session
Parallel session 1
Presentation slot
Wednesday, 12:45-13:15