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How to Build Nice Robots: Ethics from Theory to Machine Implementation — New PhD Defense
Jakob Stenseke defends his doctoral thesis, “How to build nice robots: Ethics from theory to machine implementation,” at Lunds University. Abstract This thesis investigates morality from a...
Modeling Norms for Social Simulations: Increasing Realism in Social Simulations to Support Decision Makers in Their Decision Making — New PhD Defense
Christian Kammler defends his doctoral thesis, “Modeling Norms for Social Simulations: Increasing Realism in Social Simulations to Support Decision Makers in Their Decision Making” on Friday April...
Three New DDLS-WASP-HS Research Initiation Grant Projects Approved
To foster collaborative research at the intersection of data-driven life sciences, social sciences, and the humanities, three new initiation projects between WASP-HS and DDLS have been approved. The...
Enjoying the Fall – The Normalisation of the Far-Right as an Algorithmically-Mediated Fantasy of Ontological (In)Security—New PhD Defense
Pasko Kisic Merino defends his doctoral thesis, “Enjoying the Fall – The Normalisation of the Far-Right as an Algorithmically-Mediated Fantasy of Ontological (In)Security”. Karlstad University, on...
Does the Future Belong to Self-Driving Cars?
How does self-driving cars affect the relationship between pedestrian and passenger? At last year’s WASP-HS AI for Humanity and Society conference: Creating Shared AI Futures, I was one of four...
The Imaginaries and Politics of Welfare Technology: Renegotiating Elder Care Through Technology for an Ageing Population — New PhD Defense
Maria Arnelid defends her doctoral thesis, “The Imaginaries and Politics of Welfare Technology: Renegotiating Elder Care Through Technology for an Ageing Population,” at Temcas, Tema building,...
