Attendance at this workshop is available by invitation only.
In November 2017 the FRR teamed up again with the 4TU Center for Ethics and Technology to host a drones workshop addressing the current developments in the fields of safety and security. The goal of this workshop will be to ask if these developments bring with them new ethical challenges, or simply an exaggeration of traditional ethical and practical issues.
To that end, we will address several questions: what does the contemporary focus on resilience mean for dealing with disasters? What role do new technologies (e.g. drones, AI, and other tech) play in the shift towards proactive approaches in policing? How can we understand the use of new technologies – for example, drones – in a humanitarian context?
The workshop will bring together multiple stakeholders with different backgrounds and perspectives to create a roadmap of current developments in the safety and security landscape and the ethical implications that they raise, and to identify topics that are in need of further research.
View workshop presentations and further reading material here >
Participants
- Aimee van Wynsberghe, Assistant Professor of Ethics and Technology, TU Delft; Co-director, FRR
- Michael Nagenborg, Assistant Professor of Philosophy of Technology, University of Twente
- Sven Nyholm, Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Ethics, Eindhoven University of Technology
- Noel Sharkey, Emeritus Professor of AI and Robotics, University of Sheffield; Co-director, FRR
- Denise Soesilo, FSD
- Kristin Sandvik, Research Professor in Humanitarian Studies, PRIO
- Irakli Beridze, Senior Strategy and Policy Advisor, UNICRI
- Tina Comes, Delft Technology Fellow and Full Professor, Department of ICT, University of Agder
- Kevin MacNish, Assitant Professor in Ethics and IT, University of Twente
- Oriol Lopez, Research and Development Specialist, Doctors Without Borders
- Ian Stanier, former Senior Intelligence Officer; University Lecturer, University of Portsmouth
- Brian Roberts, retired Detective Chief Inspector, Cheshire Constabulary; University Lecturer, University of Chester
- Sabine Roeser, distinguished Antoni van Leeuwenhoek Professor of Ethics, TU Delft
- Nolen Gertz, Assistant Professor of Applied Philosophy, University of Twente
- Joel Myhre, PhD Research Fellow, CIEM, University of Agder
- Jonas Feltes, PhD Researcher, “Global Terrorism and Collective Moral Responsibility”, TU Delft
- Scott Robbins, PhD Researcher, “Global Terrorism and Collective Moral Responsibility”, TU Delft
- Duuk Baten, Master Student, Philosophy of Science, Technology, and Society, University of Twente
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