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25 July 2022, 15:45 – 17:15 CET |
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Digitalization, transparency and democracy I |
Emerging technologies: New challenges for social values? |
The four emerging technologies in the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond |
Ethical reflections in the assessment of technologies I |
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Chair: Jens Schippl |
Chair: Leonhard Hennen |
Chair: Lenka Hebakova |
Chair: Constanze Scherz |
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AI Future(s): Potential Trajectories of the Artificial Intelligence Assemblage (Carsten Ochs, Bernd Beckert, Murat Karaboga) |
Valuable use of DNA-data: research on safeguarding public values in the analysis, use and exchange of our DNA. (Yayouk Willems, Petra Verhoef) |
The four emerging technologies in the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond (Tomáš Ratinger, Lenka Hebáková, Arminas Varanauskas, Mahshid Sotoudeh) |
Results of a scoping review study on the debates pertaining to organoid research (Panagiotis Kavouras, Eleni Spyrakou, Vana Stavridi, Costas A. Charitidis) |
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External conformity assessment procedures for high-risk AI-systems: A game theoretic perspective (Mona Winau, Florian Kaiser, Marcus Wiens, Frank Schultmann, Indra Spiecker) |
Digital education technology: a values first approach (Bart Karstens) |
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Social and Environmental Hotspots of Digital Technologies Through its Life Cycle (Santiago Cáceres Gómez, Francisco J. Gómez Gonzalez, Guillermo Aleixandre Mendizabal) |
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Re-Inventing Participatory TA: Living Labs as means for democratising participation? (Julia Backhaus, Stefan Böschen, Stefan John, Gabriele Gramelsberger, Ana de la Varga) |
„Something wicked this way comes“ – the role of deep automation bias for critical AI literacy (Stefan Strauß) |
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Unmaking of a digital world? Major power rivalry and global system evolution (Joachim K. Rennstich) |
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When legacy code turns into senescent code: Assessing software aging and its implications (Philip König, Kevin Mallinger, Alexander Schatten) |
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26 July 2022, 10:30 – 12:00 CET |
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Ethical reflections in the assessment of technologies II |
Emerging technologies: Humans and AI |
Health & Care |
Digitalization, transparency and democracy II |
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Chair: Torsten Fleischer |
Chair: Leonie Seng |
Chair: Poonam Pandey |
Chair: Linda Nierling |
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Technology Assessment as a means to foster ethical reflections on wider effects of new and emerging technologies in postnormal times. (Tom Børsen, Jorge Contreras) |
Artificial Intelligence in Future Science. Replacing Human Researchers and their Explanatory Mission? (Stephan Lingner) |
Responsible innovation of AI for health and care - views from stakeholders, patients and citizens. (Sophie van Baalen, Petra Verhoef) |
Deepfakes & Co: Digital misinformation as a challenge for democratic societies (Jutta Jahnel, Olivia Hägle, Christiane Hauser, Stephan Escher, Reinhard Heil, Linda Nierling) |
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TA and AI firms: bridging the gap with new methods for the co-shaping of technical change (Tanja Sinozic, Titus Udrea, Steffen Bettin) |
Human-centered design of AI – What technology design can take up from technology assessment (Pascal Vetter) |
Digital decision support systems in healthcare: What matters to patients, relatives and professionals? (Diana Schneider, Heike Aichinger, Nils Heyen, Andrea Klausen, Sabine Salloch, Sara Tinnemeyer, Tanja Bratan) |
The question of digital platform transparency in technology assessment. An analysis of reports (2010-2020) (Artur de Matos Alves) |
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The (un)availability of digitalized human activities. What happens after efficiency gains? (Ulrich Ufer, Christian Büscher) |
Tackling problems, harvesting benefits: a systematization of academic AI regulation approaches (Anja Folberth, Jascha Bareis, Jutta Jahnel, Carsten Orwat, Christian Wadephul) |
Robots and digital platforms revolutionizing care? A sociomaterial perspective on care work and technology (Laura Vogel, Sabine Köszegi) |
Can ICTs Help Track the SDGs? Assessing the Digital Monitoring Tools and Outcomes of ‘Clean India’ (Swatch Bharat) Mission (Aviram Sharma) |
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The role of FemTech in women’s futures: up for discussion (Isabelle Pirson, Jaswina Elahi, Petra Verhoef, Rosanne Edelenbosch) |
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26 July 2022, 13:30 – 15:00 CET |
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New methods for integrating TA in technology development |
Energy |
Mobility |
Values, Work and Industry I |
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Chair: Julia Hahn |
Chair: Steffen Bettin |
Chair: Maike Puhe |
Chair: Tanja Sinozic |
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Transformative Vision Assessment: A Methodology for Shaping Responsible and Sustainable Digital Futures in Science and Society (Andreas Lösch, Maximilian Roßmann, Christoph Schneider) |
Exploring side effects and risks of energy innovations using a configurational approach (Michael Ornetzeder, Titus Udrea, Tanja Sinozic, Steffen Bettin) |
Who needs automated vehicles and for what reasons? Citizen’s interviews on the future of mobility and daily life in Karlsruhe (Jens Schippl, Andreas Czech, Maike Puhe, Torsten Fleischer) |
Sustainable implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) and its influence on the work ability in the manufacturing sector (Jörg von Garrel, Samantha Werens) |
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Governing Digital Agriculture in India: Stakeholders, Concerns and Policy Landscape (Poonam Pandey) |
TA-based resilience monitoring as contribution for shaping digital energy futures (Bert Droste-Franke) |
Citizens’ and Policymakers’ Perspectives on Automated Driving: Views from Japan and Germany (Torsten Fleischer, Yukari Yamasaki, Jens Schippl, Taniguchi) |
Visions in work – Lessons from the past for the future (Linda Nierling, Philipp Frey) |
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Secondary use – the powerful driver of digital transformation in public services (Cordula Kropp) |
Societal futures challenge the digitizing energy system - or vice versa? (Sigrid Prehofer) |
An Ethical Assessment of Digital Mobility Transitions: Perspectives from Care Ethics (Giovanni Frigo, Christine Milchram, Michael Poznic, Michael Schmidt, Rafaela Hillerbrand) |
Impacts of digitalisation on work and employment in the automotive sector: the case of Portugal (Frederico Cantante, Eugénia Pires, João Vasco Lopes, Tiago Santos Pereira) |
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Emerging AI-based electricity markets: ways to safeguard public values (Irene Niet, Laura van den Berghe, Rinie van Est) |
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27 July 2022, 9:00 – 10:30 CET |
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Cybersecurity & Dual-use technologies |
Impact of TA and policy advice |
Parliamentary TA around the world |
Values, Work and Industry II |
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Chair: Georg Plattner |
Chair: Tomas Michalek |
Chair: Chris Tyler |
Chair: Mahshid Sotoudeh |
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A “Whole-of-value-chain” Governance Approach for Dual-Use Technologies (Georgios Kolliarakis) |
Technology assessment and impact assessment – distant relatives or different species? (Jiří Dusík, Miltos Ladikas, Alan Bond) |
(P)TA in Central and Eastern Europe (Tanja Sinozic) |
Beyond digital futures - towards integral models of work and life (Bettina-Johanna Krings) |
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Technology assessment for the prevention of extremism and terrorist violence (Christian Büscher, Isabel Kusche) |
Challenges of scientific policy advice in shaping societal transformation (Christoph Kehl, Steffen Albrecht, Pauline Riousset, Arnold Sauter) |
Global research on parliamentary science advice (Karen Akerlof) |
Human-AI-interaction - a comprehensive analysis of competence requirements on firm level (Heidi Heimberger, Marco Baumgartner, Djerdj Horvat,
Christian Lerch, Steffen Kinkel)
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Cybersecurity and ethics: An uncommon yet indispensable combination of issues (Karsten Weber) |
Two Rawlsian Ideas for Shaping our Digital Futures with TA (Claudia Brändle, Michael Schmidt) |
TA experiences in Latin America (Raimundo Roberts) |
Interaction of AI with human work: TA issues around Industry 4.0 (Antonio Brandão Moniz, Nuno Boavida, Marta Candeias) |
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TA experiences in Africa (John Mugabe) |
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