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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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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…
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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
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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