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01 February 2022
Jeroen van den Hoven reappointed in European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies
The European Commission appointed 15 new members of the new European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies (EGE). Jeroen van den Hoven, professor in Ethics and Technology at TU Delft, has been reappointed.
12 January 2022
Stefan Buijsman in Filosofie Magazine over algoritmes en schuldgevoel
Stefan Buijsman legt in zijn column uit waarom het problematisch is dat algoritmes geen schuldgevoel hebben.
10 December 2021
Stefan Buijsman in Filosofie Magazine over computergestuurde beslissingen
Kunstmatige intelligentie is overal en kan dingen die het menselijke brein niet kan. Maar de computer kan ons nog niet, zoals een mens, uitleggen waarom hij een bepaalde beslissing neemt. Stefan Buijsman: 'Wat doorslaggevend is bij computergestuurde beslissingen is niet te achterhalen.'
21 June 2021
New EGE statement on ethics and governance for responsible future making
The European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies (EGE) published its Statement “Values for the future: the role of ethics in European and global governance”. Professor Jeroen van den Hoven is a member of EGE and rapporteur of this statement. The statement suggests that only a profoundly inclusive deliberation on values can ensure a shared, egalitarian and sustainable future making. The statement has been delivered to Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission.
06 January 2021
Universiteit van NL lecture Filippo Santoni de Sio: How to keep robots under control?
In a new series of English lectures of the Universiteit van Nederland (University of the Netherlands), Filippo Santoni de Sio talks about the delicate balance between the 'robot dream' and the 'robot doom'. In his lecture 'How can we keep robots under control?' he explains that you should include human values in the design of a robot from the start of the designing process. Only then can you speak of 'meaningful human control'.
