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Filippo Santoni De Sio is an Academic philosopher and professor specialized in interdisciplinary work in ethics of technology, with a special interest in the ethics of AI.

He now focusses on the ethics of influence and the concept of manipulation. His goal is to understand positive influence and distinguish it from negative influence, crucial in the design of new (automated) technology and for our social well-being.

Het veilig langdurig opbergen van nucleair afval is een uitdaging waar de mensheid voor staat.

De een is doodsbang voor de existentiële risico’s van AI, voor de ander kan de ontwikkeling ervan niet snel genoeg gaan. Handige ondernemers opereren in beide kampen tegelijk: zij ontwikkelen de AI én werpen zich op als redders in nood.

This year's Van Hasselt Lecture at TU Delft was delivered by philosopher Samuel Scheffler (NYU). During Scheffler’s stay in Delft, the Delft Digital Ethics Centre organized a workshop on Values and Valuing in Virtual Life with Samuel Scheffler as guest of honor.

The Dutch Research School of Philosophy (OZSW) and TU Delft invite PhD candidates in philosophy to register for the Summer School The Ethics of Influence to take place on July 22– 26, 2024.

Inspiring keynotes, engaging workshops, thesis awards finale & white paper unveiling. Don't miss it!

The book presents a novel normative position that is not only distinguished from Confucian meritocratic constitutionalism but also from two dominant Western constitutional theories—liberal legal constitutionalism and political constitutionalism.