Katleen Gabriels
Katleen Gabriels is a moral philosopher specializing in computer ethics at Maastricht University. She conducts research into the relationships between morality and computer technologies.
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Anyone who rejects the metaverse will be dancing as avatars in a hip virtual club 10 years from now
The influence of Facebook on freedom of information
How progress cancels out a lot of rituals
Social media forces politicians into incessant selfie campaigns
Wanted: app builder to help politicians get rid of their smartphone addiction
Why Zuckerberg and Jobs kept their children away from their own creations
Can we teach Artificial Intelligence to make moral judgements?
Why deepfakes are a high concern crime
2020 as a philosophical experiment: Why we keep running away from ourselves
Smart toilets or Big Brother is watching from the smallest room
Moral advice straight from the computer: is it time for a virtual Socrates?
Facial recognition as the Manhattan Project of our time
Tomorrow is good: Why we should keep the memory of Alan Turing alive
Tomorrow is good: Digital vulnerability
Tomorrow is good: Women in universities -we still have a way to go
Tomorrow is good: What about morality in machines?
Tomorrow is good: An ode to futility
Tomorrow is good: Human beings, machines with emotions?
