Check out this interesting blog post on the Ethics of AI by Team Epoch, TU Delft Dreamteam that participates in Artificial Intelligence competitions on various domains. teamepoch.net/blog/ethics-of…

Finally, we can share an article we at AiTech worked on for 3 years! Luciano Siebert @4ester E. Aizenberg Niek Beckers D. Abbink Herman Veluwenkamp Elisa Giaccardi Geert-Jan Houben @CatholijnJonker Jeroen van den hoven D. Forster & I. Lagendijk link.springer.com/article/10.100…

How can humans manage #AI-based systems with autonomous capabilities? AiTech researchers address the gap between philosophical theory and engineering practice by identifying properties to facilitate meaningful human control. Read in AI and Ethics: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

How can humans remain in control of AI systems designed to perform tasks autonomously? We at AiTech identified 4 properties to bridge philosophical theory and engineering practice. This paper is a result of 3 years of work with an amazing team! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

What is "meaningful human control" over AI and how can we achieve it in practice? Happy to finally share this very special paper - a result of an exciting interdisciplinary collaboration with my colleagues AiTech. A thread 1/n link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Our disciplines need each other & shared practice & language for working together. This was the theme of the educational Puzzle workshop on AI we organized for students of all faculties TU Delft. Big thanks to David Abbink mieke van der bijl Filippo Santoni maria luce lupetti Luciano Siebert !

There are still a few places available for the DCODE workshops on June 22! Great opportunity to come together, discuss, revise and extend human-centered design to account for human entanglement with systems that learn, predict, and evolve. More info here tudelft.nl/io/actueel/con…

Five groups of Computer Science students TU Delft worked on a special AI & Energy project this year: they developed AI-based software for a real world challenge given by an energy-related company. Companies can apply for the next rounds. Info: tudelft.nl/2022/delft-ai/… #AI

Check out our new paper AiTech Niek Beckers Merijn Bruijnes @CatholijnJonker D.Abbink. We showed that drivers of automated vehicles are blamed for crashes that they cannot avoid (and why it is unreasonable to expect it) #meaningfulhumancontrol nature.com/articles/s4159…

People seem to hold the human driver to be primarily responsible when their partially automated vehicle crashes. But is this reasonable? Read more about the publication in Nature Portfolio Scientific reports of researchers @TUDelft; bit.ly/3dSDLMn

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#Drivers of partially automated vehicles are blamed for crashes that they cannot reasonably avoid TU Delft Scientific Reports doi.org/gqxrhz techxplore.com/news/2022-10-d…

Alarms should sound whenever human error alone gets blamed for crashes, including those involving Advanced Driver Assistance Systems. "[P]lacing such high expectations on the driver to remain vigilant in partially automated driving is unreasonable." nature.com/articles/s4159…

Drivers of automated vehicles are blamed for crashes that they cannot reasonably avoid. In a recent published paper researchers from the AiTech TU Delft @uniutrecht investigated the ‘culpability gap’ #AI #autonomousdriving Read more: bit.ly/tud-Autonomous…

.Alex Ingrams presenting our joint paper at Data for Policy CIC #dataforpolicy2025 on the effect of #moralframing in public consultations processes 🤓 Pradeep Murukannaiah Luciano Siebert #Dataforpolicy2022 The Hague Centre for Digital Governance UniLeiden FGGA

Interested in reinforcement learning for human-AI interaction in the built environment? :) We have a #PhD position open. Applications are welcome until January 16, 2023: tudelft.nl/over-tu-delft/… #ai #vacancy

Just 5 more days to apply :)

What a week! Our paper on Steering Stories, coauthored with Luciano Siebert and D. Abbink was conditionally accepted at #chi2023, and our paper on Creative AI for HRI led by Marius Hoggenmüller 🏳️‍🌈 and co-authored with Willem & K. Grace was accepted at #hri2023! 🤸🤸🤸

Finally presented our work on confronting narratives of driving automation, co-authored with Luciano Siebert and D. Abbink. Biggest achievement: I managed to make people laugh 🥳 ACM CHI Conference #tudelft_chi2023 dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/35…

Huge squad for #wearetailor this week! At TU Delft, Neil-Yorke Smith leads the charge in responsible AI research. The team is stacked with brilliant minds: Enrico Liscio Arkady Zgonnikov 🇺🇦 Luciano Siebert Frans Oliehoek Pradeep Murukannaiah Olya Kudina... and many more! Check out the comments👏