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Jeroen van den Hoven recently participated in a roundtable meeting organized by The European Parliament, where he urged the adoption of responsible innovation in Artificial Intelligence (AI) to address in a productive way the ethical challenges posed by generative AI and Large Language Models.

Accidents, geopolitical tensions, and an escalating climate crisis – these are only some of the challenges that the TU Delft Safety & Security Institute has been addressing for a decade now. The current director, Behnam Taebi, and his predecessor, Pieter van Gelder, look back and towards the future.

Het taboe is van kernenergie af. Hoe komt het dat ons beeld over kernenergie zo is gekanteld? Behnam Taebi, die onderzoek heeft gedaan naar het maatschappelijke debat over kernenergie legt uit dat er o.a steeds meer aandacht is voor niet fossiele brandstoffen vanwege de klimaatverandering en kernenergie staat op de lijst van brandstoffen met weinig uitstoot van broeikasgassen.

The Economist published an article on the future of generative AI models on April 19th, outlining some of the risks and ethical concerns associated with Large Language Models. While the article discussed some of the well-known risks with AI-driven technology in general, it failed to adequately address the problem that generative AI poses.

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.