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Artificial intelligence, Data Governance, Ethics and Society, Ethics Support, Events and Publications, Human Brain Project, Outreach and Dissemination, Researcher Awareness , , , , , , , , September 22, 2021

Neuroimages, artificial intelligence & re-identification of research subjects

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Taking images of the brain using magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI for short, also captures the face. For a long time, techniques that remove facial features from neuroimages have allowed for open sharing of anonymised neuroimages. But new developments in artificial intelligence and machine learning have made it possible to re-create the removed facial features…

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Ethics and Society, Human Brain Project , , September 17, 2020

What is required of an ethics of artificial intelligence?

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I recently highlighted criticism of the ethics that often figures in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). An ethics that can handle the challenges that AI presents us with requires more than just beautifully formulated ethical principles, values ​​and guidelines. What exactly is required of an ethics of artificial intelligence? Michele Farisco, Kathinka Evers and Arleen Salles address the issue…

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Data Governance, Data Protection , , September 7, 2020

Privacy & data ethics in recent podcast episode

Anna Holm Bodin No Comments

Despite our trusting nature and the convenience of certain apps, it important to keep asking questions about how technology works and how decisions are made. Who is following your life through your smartphone? And why does it matter? Find out more about what ethical issues arise with the implementation of new technology, and why we…