Prof. Dr. Alexander Pretschner, Director of BIDT 2nd December 2020 3pm GMT It is not clear to what extent codes of ethics actually work. Moreover, ethics assessments in the early…
Join us for our continuing ORBIT Webinar series, this time around Shannon Vallor from the University of Edinburgh will be discussing Innovations Moral Debt! Shannon Vallor is the Baillie Gifford Chair…
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Despite our trusting nature and the convenience of certain apps, it important to keep asking questions about how technology works and how decisions are made. Who is following your life…
Join Lesley Thompson from Elsevier this Friday at 12pm BST for a talk on Artificial Intelligence - Some Data, Observations and Practices Register now using this link https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMkdOuqrj0vGt0f0ELDYJGD5cHk6zOQRt52
Join Lesley Thompson from Elsevier this Friday at 12pm BST for a talk on Artificial Intelligence - Some Data, Observations and Practices Register now using this link https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMkdOuqrj0vGt0f0ELDYJGD5cHk6zOQRt52
An article in the journal Big Data & Society criticizes the form of ethics that has come to dominate research and innovation in artificial intelligence (AI). The authors question the…
The word ethical framework evokes the idea of something rigid and separating, like the fence around the garden. The research that emerges within the framework is dynamic and constantly new. However, to…
Large-scale international collaborative brain research exists in a societal context. The Human Brain Project is committed to responsible research and innovation. This summer, HPB researchers have published a number of…
Karin Grasenick & Julia Trattnig are working with diversity in the HPBScientific discovery is based on the novelty of the questions you ask. This means that if you want to…