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Join me at the COLPHYSSA, FUNAAB 2023 symposium as we discuss the implications of AI to ethics, societal development and the future of humanity.

Ubuntu: Reimagining Healthcare Ethics for a more Compassionate World A paradigm shift within medical ethics awaits. We invite you to explore the transformative potential of Ubuntu, an African philosophy rooted in the principle of "I am because we are." Delve into our insightful article: https://lnkd.in/eR_ahKhg and discover how Ubuntu's core values of respect, compassion, and shared humanity can pave the way for a more ethical, inclusive, and healing healthcare system. Seek deeper understanding? Be on the look out for our complimentary webinar " Ubuntu for Clinical Practice: Values beyond the Colonial Ethics" on February 26th #Ubuntu #HealthcareEthics #Webinar #Community #YetenaWeg

Ethics in research is a topic I hold close to my heart. It's not just a chapter to be skimmed in a textbook; it's a guiding principle that shapes every decision. Ensuring privacy, gaining informed consent, and respecting participants' rights have been paramount in my doctoral work, especially in today's digital age where boundaries can easily blur. 🛡️📚 #ScholarSaturday #LennaLearns

Just published: Recommender Systems. Legal and Ethical Issues. Now available #openaccess in the Springer book series "The International Library of Ethics, Law and Technology". Including contributions from legal and ethical perspectives on #fairness, #discrimination, #opaqueness, #manipulation of individuals, and risks for personal #autonomy of recommender systems, as well as applied use case analyses. With Katharina Kaesling, Scott Robbins, Susanne Lilian Gössl, Christoph Busch, Prof. Dr. Dagmar Gesmann-Nuissl, Stefanie Meyer Karina Grisse, Marius Bartmann, Olga Levina, Saskia Mattern, Arisa Ema, Takashi Suyama, Lisa Roux, and Thierry Nodenot. This project was funded by the TRA Individuals, Institutions and Societies of The University of Bonn as part of the Excellence Strategy of the federal and state governments. #aiethics #aigovernance #philosophyoftechnology

Peru released a draft of their #AIregulation for public input, outlining fundamental principles to guide its development and use of #AI, with respect for human rights, security, and ethics. Have a look at the link below 👇👇 https://lnkd.in/eimjNpen

This conference was so much helpful that it has thrown insights into topics like ethics, technology, oral history archiving and also LEKHA. #LEKHA #Archives

🚨 NEWS 🚨 Breaches of publication ethics, unreliable methods... see what else a Digital Science investigation discovered about research papers used in a high-profile abortion drug case in the United States. The investigation has been led by our Vice-President Research Integrity, Dr Leslie McIntosh, who says: "If the court system utilizes scholarly articles to establish scientific truths, then it relies on a system that may be vulnerable to influence by stakeholders who aim to advance their agendas rather than advancing impartial science. "This issue highlights that more must be done to detect and prevent the manipulation or misuse of science and conflicts of interest in the courts." Dr McIntosh has co-authored a post with Elizabeth Smee, Product Solution Specialist, Dimensions and Altmetric, detailing their study of 11 papers used in the US court - including two papers that have recently been retracted by Sage Publishing. Read their post "Science Misused in the Law" on our TL;DR site: https://lnkd.in/gwU6_Jjy See our announcement at the Digital Science newsroom: https://ow.ly/VZhP50QyHSU #ResearchIntegrity #AcademicIntegrity #AcademicEthics #ScholarlyPublishing #scholcomm #scicomm #TLDR

Due to a steady increase in the need for non-medical ethical decisions, a new Ethics Commission subcommittee was established to evaluate the technical and societal conditions relevant to research initiatives. One in six decisions relate to topics such as human-machine-interactions, #artificialintelligence, data protection, personality rights and #foodtechnology. Brigitte Poppenberger and Heinz Bernhardt, two professors from TUM School of Life Sciences, are also members of the new #ethicscommittee. ➡ go.tum.de/268868 #tumls #schooloflifesciences #ethics #ai Image: A. Heddergott/TUM

Fr. Philip Larrey, member of our CatholicTech Research Ethics Committee, talks about the challenges and promises of artificial intelligence in this feature from Catholic News Service Watch the full video here: bit.ly/3JROvXC

What's the difference between building trust versus being trustworthy, and how can this help you communicate your research more effectively? Check out this insightful keynote on the ethics of science communication where the speaker discusses expertise, open and critical discussions around your research, the importance of shared values with your audience, among other important topics. #ResearchCommunication #ScienceCommunication https://lnkd.in/ehBkmxrW