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How can designers of new technology proactively include value change in their design? A team of TU Delft researchers involved in design for values, has written a white paper with practical examples to help designers tackle this issue.

The workshop entitled “Design for Values in AI for Medicine and Healthcare” has been hosted in Delft on November 25th, 2022 as the result of a collaboration between the Delft Digital Ethics Center and the World Health Organization.

Overheden hebben de bevoegdheid om rioolwatersurveillance uit te (laten) voeren voor het beschermen van de volksgezondheid en de leefomgeving. Wanneer er geen sprake is van een volksgezondheidscrisis, is bij het opzetten of uitbreiden van rioolwatersurveillance een zorgvuldige ethische afweging nodig zo betoogt onder andere Neelke Doorn.

An international consortium led by TU Delft researchers explored ChatGPT's capabilities in providing safety-related advice. Amongst them are TU Delft researchers Oscar Oviedo-Trespalacios, Helma Torkamaan, Steffen Steinert, and Genserik Reniers. They found that it is risky to rely on ChatGPT as a source of information and advice. The results are available in the preprint ‘The Risks of Using ChatGPT to Obtain Common Safety-Related Information and Advice’ in SSRN.

Delft AI and ethics researchers lead academic forum of REAIM conference 15 and 16 February.

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.