Ethics

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Delves into different ethical theories and thought experiments in the context of AI, exploring the challenges of defining AI.

Ethical Analysis Cycle Reflection

Guides students through reflecting on applying the ethical analysis cycle and understanding ethics education goals.

Moral Reasoning & Imagination: Critical Perspectives

Delves into the role of imagination in moral deliberation and ethics modules for students.

Legal Framework for Biomedical Research with Human Beings

Explores the legal framework for biomedical research with human beings, covering regulations, authorization, ethical considerations, and challenges in research involving vulnerable populations.

Legal Status of Human Body and Detached Parts

Explores the legal status of the human body and detached parts, focusing on personhood, property rights, and ethical considerations.

Animal Legal Protection: Swiss Legislation Overview

Explores Swiss legislation on animal legal protection, ethical evaluation of animal experimentation, and the 3Rs principles in research.

Ethics: Three Big Moral Theories

Explores consequentialism, deontology, and virtue ethics, highlighting their strengths and challenges in making ethical decisions.

Ethics and Law of AI

Delves into ethics and law in AI, focusing on values, normative ambitions, and ethical challenges.

Autonomy and Responsibility

Explores the concepts of autonomy and responsibility, emphasizing the conditions for moral accountability and the role of emotions in decision-making.

Ethical Considerations in Research: A Critical Analysis

Explores ethical dilemmas in research, including ownership rights, animal experimentation, vulnerable subjects, and genetic research.

Law and Ethics in Life Sciences

Explores legal and ethical aspects of the human body, including ownership, rights, and regulations on biological material.

The Ethics of AI: Autonomy and Responsibility

Explores the ethical aspects of AI, emphasizing autonomy, responsibility, and accountability in innovation processes.