On March 20th and 21st, the IEAI co-hosted a day-long Policy Dialogue on AI and Human Rights and an official side event of the 58th session of the UN Human Rights Council on AI and Global Human Rights Challenges in Geneva, Switzerland.
Chithra Madhusudhanan, a former student at the TUM School of Social Sciences and Technology, is part of the latest cohort of student assistants and volunteers supporting the successful implementation of the MoralPLai Project. Explore her reflections on key project topics and discover what inspired her to join the team.
"The film we are about to see, the opening film of this year's Festival, is called About a Hero, crafted by the Polish filmmaker Piotr Winiewicz. Piotr may not be here with us tonight, but he is coming to Thessaloniki tomorrow and he will be in attendance at the second screening of the film, on Saturday, at the Makedonikon theater, at 19.30 in order to discuss with the audience all the themes this film addresses.
The MoralPLai project partners bring diverse philosophical, technical and artistic perspectives to the research topic, each contributing valuable insights into the project's key areas. Meet Felix Mayer, Honorary Professor at TUM School of Social Sciences and Technology and Director at TUM Center for Culture and Arts and read his reflections on the core research topics.
On February 20, 2025, the PSAIS project hosted an evening event at the TUM Think Tank in Munich, bringing together researchers, professionals, and stakeholders to discuss the psychological impacts of interactional systems.
The MoralPLai project revolves around research-based theatre, making collaboration with professionals in the field essential. With this in mind, the Project Lead of MoralPLai, Dr. Franziska Poszler, reached out to Professor George Belliveau, a leading figure in this discipline.
On February the 14th, the IEAI had the pleasure of co-hosting an official side event to the Munich Security Conference 2025 with the Amerikahaus in Munich.
On January 30th, 2025, the IEAI hosted an online discussion on “AI in Border Security: Opportunities and Pitfalls” with Maria Chiara Aquilino and Prof. Henri van Soest.
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The MoralPLai project partners bring diverse perspectives: philosophical, technical and artistic, to shed light on the research topic, with each contributing valuable insights into the project's key areas. Meet Johannes Betz, Professor of Autonomous Vehicle Systems at the TUM School of Engineering and Design and read his reflections on the core research topics.
