Lecture

Digital Transformation in Humanitarian Action

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Introduces the MUK on technology, digital transformation, and humanitarian action, emphasizing responsible technology use in the humanitarian sector.

Delves into the impact of digitalization on humanitarian action, emphasizing the need to understand technology for informed decision-making.

Concludes week 3, previewing cybersecurity and privacy in humanitarian action.

Delves into the business impact of AI, ethical challenges, and consumer trust in technology.

Explores legal and ethical aspects of the human body, detached parts, and organ harvesting, including ownership and research implications.

Delves into the risks and opportunities of using AI in humanitarian aid, emphasizing critical thinking and accountability.

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

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

Explores challenges of digital inclusion and emphasizes human-centered design approach.

Delves into the application of machine learning in human rights investigations, emphasizing transparency, trust, and ethical considerations.

Explores the definition of media security standards and the standardization of a framework rather than a specific security tool.

Explores ethical challenges in NLP systems, including biases, toxicity, privacy, and disinformation.

Explores privacy technologies, data protection, surveillance risks, and Privacy Enhancing Technologies for social and institutional privacy.

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

Explores trust, privacy, visual protection, social media models, and blockchain technology.

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

Discusses the role of science and technology in disaster risk reduction and mapping wheelchair accessible places.

Discusses the ethical implications of artificial intelligence for engineers and its regulatory context.

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

Explores the ethical implications and risks of AI, focusing on the Update Al Act and high-risk AI systems.