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Research Summaries

How the TAII Framework Could Influence the Amazon’s Astro Home Robot Development

May 15, 2022

🔬 Research summary by Elena Guerrero Peño, graduate in International Relations of the Complutense University of Madrid and currently volunteer researcher at SocialTechLab.eu. [Original paper by Elena Guerrero … [Read more...] about How the TAII Framework Could Influence the Amazon’s Astro Home Robot Development

Why AI ethics is a critical theory

March 14, 2022

🔬 Research summary by Rosalie Waelen, a Ph.D. candidate in the Ethics of AI at the University of Twente in the Netherlands. Her research is part of the EU Horizon 2020 ITN project PROTECT under the Marie SkĹ‚odowska-Curie … [Read more...] about Why AI ethics is a critical theory

Facial Recognition – Can It Evolve From A “Source of Bias” to A “Tool Against Bias”

February 11, 2022

🔬 Original article by Azfar Adib, who is currently pursuing his PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering in Concordia University in Montreal. He is a Senior Member in the Institute of Electrical and Electronic … [Read more...] about Facial Recognition – Can It Evolve From A “Source of Bias” to A “Tool Against Bias”

The increasing footprint of facial recognition technology in Indian law enforcement – pitfalls and recommendations

January 26, 2022

🔬 Research summary by Ameen Jauhar (right) and Jai Vipra (left). Jai Vipra works at the Centre for Applied Law and Technology Research, Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy, with a focus on digitalisation and … [Read more...] about The increasing footprint of facial recognition technology in Indian law enforcement – pitfalls and recommendations

Managing Human and Robots Together – Can That Be a Leadership Dilemma?

November 30, 2021

🔬 Original article by Azfar Adib, who is currently pursuing his PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering in Concordia University in Montreal. He is a Senior Member in the Institute of Electrical and Electronic … [Read more...] about Managing Human and Robots Together – Can That Be a Leadership Dilemma?

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Tech Futures: Introducing the Resist List

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Tech Futures: Better Imagination for Better Tech Futures

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Tech Futures: Crafting Participatory Tech Futures

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Tech Futures: AI For and Against Knowledge

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