Societal Implications of Artificial Intelligence & Cognitive Neuroscience (SIAC)
The SIAC group (Societal Implications of AI & Cognitive Neuroscience) aims at analyzing fundamental presuppositions and theoretical & societal implications of research within Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Neuroscience.
Its methods are characterized by the use of conceptual analysis, experimental philosophy and value-sensitive design. The group contributes primarily to the Perception, Action & Decision Making theme, but also links to research in the Natural Computing and Neurotechnology theme.
Specific research questions are:
- What are the societal implications of AI (e.g. big data, machine learning, robotics) and neurotechnology (e.g. BCI, brain reading and brain stimulation)?
- What are the consequences of artificial intelligence, cognitive neuroscience and neurotechnology for human agency and responsibility for action?
- How can a societally responsible technical and institutional design promote human-centered innovation in AI and neurotechnology?
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Name: | Pim Haselager |
Telephone: | 024-3616148 |
Email: | pim.haselager@donders.ru.nl |
Visiting address: | Donders Centre for Cognition Thomas van Aquinostraat 4 6525 GD Nijmegen The Netherlands |
Postal address: | Donders Centre for Cognition P.O. Box 9104 6500 HE Nijmegen The Netherlands |
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Research Theme 2:
Perception, Action and Decision-making
Research Group
Societal Implications of Artificial Intelligence & Cognitive Neuroscience (SIAC)
Principal Investigator
W.F.G. Haselager
Group members
Senior staff
Giulio Mecacci (assistant Professor)
Lotte van Elteren (junior lecturer)
PhD's
Gabriëlle Ras
Simon Fischer
Lotte van Elteren
Gabi Ras
Former PhD's
Mark Blokpoel
Mike Farjam
Giulio Mecacci
Rebecca Schaefer
Sebo Uithol
Ceci Verbaarschot
Rutger Vlek