Conference Agenda

Design as a contested space: technological innovations, critical investigations, military interests

Chair(s): Jordi Viader Guerrero, Eke Rebergen, Dmitry Muravyov

Presentations of the Symposium

Historicising voice biometrics: the colonial continuity of listening, from the sound archive to the acoustic database

Daniel Leix Palumbo

Antimilitarism & algorithms: design interventions and investigative data practices

Eke Rebergen

Teaching machines, managed learning and remote examination

Alex Zakkas

Exemplary situations of technological breakdown in the philosophy of technology: who and what is at stake in learning from failure?

Dmitry Muravyov

Derailing a high-speed train: Limitations of Agile in the AI development with marginalized communities

Aida Kalender, Giovanni Sileno

Grasping the impact of artificial intelligence on the tourism industry

Marcel Heerink

The discourse on the video game industry sexual misconduct crisis in comments at online news sites

John Fennimore

Human-technology relations down to earth

Steven Dorrestijn, Wouter Eggink

Special obligations from relationships with robots ——Beyond the relational approach to moral status——

Hayate Shimizu

Transforming technology: Marcuse and Simondon on technology, alienation, and work

Antonio Oraldi

Democratizing workplace AI as general intellect

Tim Christiaens

All play and no work? AI and existential unemployment

Gary David O'Brien

Algorithms at Work between Discrimination and Domination

Marianna Capasso

Spiritual Learning for Mental Health and Well-being in the Digital Age

Richa Kapoor MEHRA

AI’s undervalued burden: Psychological impacts

Marcell Sebestyen

Personal well-being in the digital age: on the role of the sense of self

Lyanne Uhlhorn

Personality without theory: Engineering AI personalities

Roman Krzanowski, Isabela Lipinska

The use of AI in pediatrics - an assessment matrix for consent requirements

Tommaso Bruni, Bert Heinrichs

Developing ambiguous classifications for a clinically relevant psychiatric research

Elodie Gratreau

Unpacking gender affirming surgeries: technology, identity, and acceptance

Stephen Lyndon Frommer

The connected self: anthropotechnics and identity in the digital domestic space

Carlo De Conte

Beyond acceptance: expanding the desirability assessment of potable water reuse

Karen Moesker, Udo Pesch

Responsibility Gaps and Engineers’ Obligations in the Design of AI Systems

Yutaka Akiba

Mapping the ethics landscape: moral distance in geospatial AI research

Peter Darch

Can interpersonal trust be digitally mediated? A panoramic view of trust relations on Airbnb

Micol Mieli

Representations in low vision technologies and their implications about social inclusion

Yin Chung Au

Design and the Contemporary Self as Extimate Form

Jesse Josua Benjamin

Outside-in: rethinking technologically mediated moral enhancement

Ching Hung

Technological immersion and automatism

Roberto Wu

Autonomy, moralization of technology, and human enhancement

Andres Santa-Maria

On Escape: breaking free from technological mediation

Jan Peter Bergen

The ‘Technological Environmentality Compass’: factors to consider when designing technological mediations across humans, technologies, and the environment.

Margoth Gonzalez Woge

Philosophy of Technology in Latin America and SPT’s Global Support

Chair(s): Pieter Vermaas

Presentations of the Symposium

Philosophy of Technology in Latin America and SPT’s Global Support

pieter vermaas

What grounds technical functions: a critical assessment of dispositional account of technical functions

Enrong Pan, Kuiyuan Huang

Reconciling technology and tradition: exploring the sustainability of drone-assisted wild berry foraging in Finland

Anne-Marie Oostveen

What did the rice-farming calendar do? -Changing relationships between farmers and farmland in Japanese rice farming

Toshihiro Suzuki

Preparing the Field for AI and Data Intensive Agroecological Research

Emma Cavazzoni, Sabina Leonelli, Daniele Giannetti, Niccolò Patelli, Giacomo Vaccari