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PhD Candidate in STS at Maastricht University, researching diversity and bias in AI

This PhD position about bias in media recommender systems is part of the Trustworthy AI for Media Lab (TAIM), one of 17 labs connected to the Innovation Center for Artificial Intelligence (ICAI) within the Long Term Program (LTP) Trustworthy AI-based Systems for Sustainable Growth (ROBUST). The PhD project is funded by the Dutch Research Council ... PhD Candidate in STS at Maastricht University, researching diversity and bias in AI

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15/02
2023 3mn
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Two 3-years Full-time Post-doctoral Positions in Berlin

Announcement: two 3-years full-time post-doctoral positions in the ERC project Urban Vibrations: How physical waves come to matter in contemporary urbanism at the department of European Ethnology of the Humboldt University in Berlin. For more information about the project visit the website. The project starts on January 1, 2022 and the application deadline is August ... Two 3-years Full-time Post-doctoral Positions in Berlin

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29/07
2021 2mn
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Integrated Network for Social Sustainability

Jonathan Hankins is pleased to have received and accepted the offer to participate in the National Science Foundation funded Integrated Network for Social Sustainability (INSS) as a representative of the Bassetti Foundation. The overall goal of the network is to produce a clearer, more applicable definition of social sustainability, and to create opportunities for engaging ... Integrated Network for Social Sustainability

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03/02
2014 3mn
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Uncertainty and disquiet

Discussion of the panel W098 of the EASA Conference 2012. Nanterre University, France, 10/07/2012 – 13/07/2012. The call for papers “Who is Responsible” has invited ethnographic reflections on the diverse meanings and use of a term, “responsibility” which “has become such a conspicuous terms in contemporary thought styles”, to highlight its salience in contemporary culture ... Uncertainty and disquiet

Cristina Grasseni

23/07
2012 5mn
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Who’s Responsible?

Cristina Grasseni and The Bassetti Foundation at EASA The 2012 European Association of Social Anthropologists conference (EASA) takes place at Université Paris Nanterre in July of this year, and long time collaborator Cristina Grasseni will participate on a panel on behalf of the Bassetti Foundation, as part of an event entitled “Who’s Responsible?”. The panel ... Who’s Responsible?

Jonathan Hankins
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30/05
2012 5mn
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