Media Appearances by Jeroen van den Hoven
The Netherlands, please seize your opportunities in Artificial Intelligence
Prof. Jeroen van den Hoven is one of the experts who has written an opinion article in the Volkskrant about the opportunity for the Netherlands to become an European AI-hub and a breeding ground for AI innovation, research and talent. CLAIRE (Confederation of AI Labs in Europe) inwhich 350 AI research groups spread over Europe are united has its headquarter in The Hague. This offers opportunities for the Netherlands to become an AI-hub of great importance for Europe. IN DUTCH
“Europe Has an Advantage Compared to Facebook and Google That See Ethics as a Burden”
Prof. Jeroen van den Hoven is one of the experts quoted in an article in De Volkskrant about a new report by the European Committee called 'Europe fit for the Digital Age'. He sees value sensitive design as a strategy that can give Europe a competitive edge. IN DUTCH
“We Are Starting to See a Coalition of the Morally Willing”
"Europa wants to make a great leap ahead in the area of Artificial Intelligence. It is now lagging behind in comparison to the rest of the world", says De Volkskrant in an article responding to new plans announced in Brussels. Prof. Van den Hoven is one of the experts quoted in the article. IN DUTCH
Prof. Jeroen van den Hoven on Ethics and Technology
Prof. Jeroen van den Hoven was a guest on the Dutch National Data Podcast, and spoke about ethics giving us societal requirements for the responsible development of technology. IN DUTCH
Jeroen van den Hoven on Harari’s Ideas on Man and Machine
The Dutch National AI Course interviewed prof. Jeroen van den Hoven about the work of Yuval Noah Harari, and in particular his ideas about man and machine living together in the future. IN DUTCH
“Make Sure that the Institutions and the Devices Available to People Are Good for Them”
After Peter Singer (June 2018) and Julian Baggini (April 2019) prof. Van den Hoven will be giving a public lecture at the World Intellectual Property Orgnanization on 27 February 2020. This was occasion for an interview with him in the December/January issue of UN Special.
Responsible Digital Innovation
When are new innovations good and which ethical preconditions are needed? Should we allow YouTube to analyze your viewing behavior and show you new content to keep you online as long as possible? These topics and more in a podcast that De Nationale Denktank recorded with prof. Van den Hoven. IN DUTCH
Far Reaching Digitization “Requires New Way of Looking”
The failure at telecom provider KPN, with unreachable emergency numbers, has shocked the Netherlands. The dependence on communication networks became painfully visible: do we not rely too much on digitization and, in particular, on the government? Jeroen van den Hoven, professor of ethics and technology at TU Delft, believes that far-reaching digitization requires "a new way of looking". Because: "it won't get any simpler". IN DUTCH