Interdisciplinary research program based at @TUEindhoven, combining psychology, philosophyðics, AI and cognitive science. Topics: motivation, trust, consent.
TU-terrein, Eindhoven
Joined November 2018
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CEG: terughoudendheid van de overheid vereist bij het aanmoedigen van apps en wearables smarthealth.nl/2020/01/30/ce… via @SmartHealthNL
Will having longer, healthier lives be worth losing the most basic kinds of privacy? | John Harris theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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Come to our workshops 'Considering Health Behavior Change’ on 10 & 11 February and listen to @VerhoefPetra @RathenauNL as she talks about Mobile health and wellness: ethical and social challenges @TUeindhoven tue.nl/en/our-university/cal…
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. @nanakongsholm @uni_copenhagen unfolds and explores fundamental ethical issues tied to the use of health wearables And discusses how consent as an ethical principle fares in accommodating them (or fails to do so). Join her: February 10-11 @TUeindhoven tue.nl/en/our-university/cal…
Tonight we present our project 'Quantified Researchers' at the QS Meet Up in Eindhoven. Join us!
Interested in self-tracking, personal informatics, auto-analytics, life-logging, etc. ? Come to the QS Meet Up. Talk about your personal tracking project and see and hear great Show & Tell stories from various speakers. 13 May @TUeindhoven tue.nl/en/research/research-…
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And now for something completely different: een app-o-theek . Net als in 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 en 2018 smarthealth.nl/2019/04/10/an… via @SmartHealthNL
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Nice presentation by Elcin Hanci @persuasive2019 “Are trackers social actors?”, providing some first tentative evidence that trackers are implicitly and explicitly attributed social roles, affecting a person’s self evaluation when using self-trackers. @Center_HT
What would happen when two PhDs, working on behaviour change apps and self-tracking technologies, decide to wear Fitbit for the first time? We have started our project called "Quantified Researchers" to share our experiences. Curious? Check our manifesto: behaviour-change.eu/2019/01/…
We are exited to present our work titled 'Are Self-Trackers Social Actors? The role of Self-Tracking on Self-Evaluation' at @persuasive2019
France fines Google €50 million using EU's transparency and consent law: "The restricted committee observes that the users’ consent is not sufficiently informed" ... euronews.com/2019/01/21/fran…
Interesting development: sharing your personal Fitbit data for large-scale health research purposes
A step toward changing the future of health! All of Us participants can now link their @fitbit data with the program to help drive health + research breakthroughs. Read more: allofus.nih.gov/news-events-… #JoinAllofUs
Samsung phone users get a shock: They can't delete Facebook bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @technology
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Artificial agents are replacing human decision makers. How can we trust they take morally right decisions? Join @VincentCMueller, Elizabeth O'Neill, Mykola Pechenizkiy, Jurriaan v Diggelen & Anthonie Meijers on 1 February. tue.nl/en/research/research-… Co-op with @TUE_DSCe & @TUeHTSC
