This is the homepage of the research group Ethics in Information Technology at the Department of Informatics at University of Hamburg. Our team researches the ethical, legal, social and political implications of contemporary information technologies and big data practices.
Here you can learn more about our research group and interdisciplinary team, the research, and teaching we do within and beyond the department of informatics and find latest news about activities from members of the research group.
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CEPE/IACAP 2021: The Philosophy and Ethics of AI
Couldn't join us at CEPE/IACAP 2021 for a fabulous program and keynotes by Rafael Capurro, Helen Nissenbaum, Carissa Véliz, Sabina Leonelli and Linnet Taylor? The keynotes were recorded and are now available here.
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EIT Public Lecture Series: TAMING THE MACHINES
Taming the Machines takes a summer break! The program for coming winter term is fixed and subtitled "What machines can(not) or should (not) do". The first lecture will be on October 27, 2021 by Prof. Dr. Frank Pasquale (Brooklyn Law School, New York, USA).
Under "Bits and Pieces" we share reads, podcasts or videos which we find interesting. Please note that the viewpoints expressed in the shared content do not represent the position of the Ethics in Information Technology working group, any of its members, nor of the University of Hamburg.
