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I am philosopher and applied ethicist, with a research focus on AI. I am currently based at the Center for Critical Computational Studies (C3S), which is a part of the Goethe University Frankfurt. Prior to this, I worked as a postdoctoral researcher at the Sustainable AI Lab of the University of Bonn. I obtained a Doctoral degree from the University of Twente, a Master’s in Applied Ethics from Linköping University, and a Master’s and Bachelor’s in Philosophy from KU Leuven.
The overarching theme of my research and teaching activities is the social impact of AI development and use. I have written about the ways in which critical social theory can complement AI ethics approaches, the ethics of facial recognition and emotion recognition, the hidden human labor involved in AI development, the existential effects of workplace automation, the impact of human-AI interaction on interpersonal recognition, and more.
