Sven Nyholm

Professor of the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence

Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

Germany

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Professor Sven Nyholm is a faculty member at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München in Germany. His research primarily focuses on the ethics of artificial intelligence, with recent publications covering topics such as advanced warehouse technologies, digital duplicates, and the implications of AI on human enhancement. He also addresses ethical concerns in logistics and healthcare AI, alongside broader themes such as climate change and the meaning of work.

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Pascale LeBlanc

Eindhoven University of Technology

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Eindhoven University of Technology

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The Ethics of Developing, Implementing, and Using Advanced Warehouse Technologies

Digital Duplicates and Personal Scarcity: Reply to Voinea et al and Lundgren

More love troubles: Emma Gordon on biomedical enhancements and love relationships

Employers have a Duty of Beneficence to Design for Meaningful Work: A General Argument and Logistics Warehouses as a Case Study

Gamification, Side Effects, and Praise and Blame for Outcomes

Artificial Intelligence and Human Enhancement: Can AI Technologies Make Us More (Artificially) Intelligent?

Climate Change and Anti-Meaning

Responsibility Gaps and Black Box Healthcare AI: Shared Responsibilization as a Solution

Dominating Risk Impositions

A new control problem? Humanoid robots, artificial intelligence, and the value of control

Smart mobility innovation policy as boundary work: identifying the challenges of user involvement

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Pascale LeBlanc

Geert Verbong

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