

We need all the brainpower we can get.
The combination of human intelligence and artificial intelligence is sometimes seen as the next step in our society.
It could lead to an improved functioning society.
A society that might be better able to cope with the current challenges we face as humanity today: more sustainable, healthy and fair.
If we dare to work together, artificial intelligence could be the way forward.
Will you help us on our way?
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Research group SIAC at the Donders Institute
The SIAC group (Societal Implications of AI & Cognitive Neuroscience) aims to answer questions surrounding the societal implications of AI and neurotechnology, while looking at the consequences for human agency and responsibility for action. They also look at how a societally responsible technical and institutional design promotes human-centered innovation in these fields.
Read more about SIACDiversity in science
Radboud University strives for a diversified workforce to shape education and research from different perspectives. Therefore, we encourage members of minority groups to apply. We are taking targeted action to appoint individuals of different nationalities, orientations and genders to senior positions and keep them at our university. To achieve this, talented, young professionals can count on support during their career in the form of a mentor programme. Initiatives like the Halkes Women Faculty Network and the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion office also strive to make our university a more diverse, inclusive, and fair place.
AI at Radboud University
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