Team
Ethics and the Use of AI in Managing Pandemics – A Comparative Approach
E-Mail: auxane.boch(at)tum.de
Building strategic partnerships to understand ethics and the use of AI to manage health related crises
E-Mail: ellen.hohma(at)tum.de
Ana Catarina FontesResearcher
Building strategic partnerships to understand ethics and the use of AI to manage health related crises
E-Mail: catarina.fontes(at)tum.de
Laud AmmahStudent Assistant
Responsible AI in Africa Network
E-Mail: laud.ammah(at)tum.de
Immanuel KleinStudent Assistant
Laura LucajStudent Assistant
Project PIs
Prof. Dr. Anna BaumertProfessor for Personality and Social Psychology
Prof. Dr. Tim BütheChair of International Relations
Prof. Dr. Klaus DiepoldChair of Data Processing
Prof. Dr. Christian DjeffalAssistant Professor for Law, Science and Technology - MCTS
Prof. Dr. Georg GrohGroup leader - Research Group Social Computing
Prof. Dr. Jens GroßklagsChair of Cyber Trust
Prof. Dr. Massimo FornasierChair for Applied and Numerical Analysis
Prof. Dr. Johannes FottnerChair of Materials Handling, Material Flow and Logistics
Prof. Dr. Markus LienkampInstitute of Automotive Technology
Prof. Dr. Christoph LütgeChair of Business Ethics
Prof. Dr. Jürgen PfefferProfessor for Computational Social Science and Big Data
Prof. Dr. Jutta RoosenProfessor for Marketing and Consumer Research
Dr. Matthias UhlGroup Leader - Ethics of Digitization
Affiliated Researchers
Niklas CyprisMax-Planck-Institute for Research on Collective Goods
Project: Personalized AI-based Interventions Against Online Norm Violations: Behavioral Effects and Ethical Implications
Dr. Irina DolgopolovaTUM School of Management
Project: Consumer perception and acceptance of an AI-enabled recommender system
Severin EngelmannTUM School of Governance
Project: Personalized AI-based Interventions Against Online Norm Violations: Behavioral Effects and Ethical Implications
Felix FischerDepartment of Informatics
Project: Personalized AI-based Interventions Against Online Norm Violations: Behavioral Effects and Ethical Implications
Maximilian Geißlinger Institute of Automotive Technology
Project: ANDRE – AutoNomous DRiving Ethics
Raji GhawiTUM School of Governance
Project: Online Firestorms and Resentment Propagation on Social Media: Dynamics, Predictability, and Mitigation
Martin GottwaldChair of Data Processing, TUM
Project: METHAD
Charlotte Franziska UnruhTechnical University of Munich
Project: A human preference aware optimization system
Charlotte Haid, M.Sc.Department of Mechanical Engineering
Project: A Human preference-aware optimization system
Alice HeinChair of Data Processing, TUM
Project: METHAD
Dimitrij-Marian Holm, M.Sc.Department of Mechanical Engineering
Project: A Human preference-aware optimization system
Dr. Hui HuangDepartment of Mathematics
Project: Online Firestorms and Resentment Propagation on Social Media: Dynamics, Predictability, and Mitigation
Dr. Mrinalini KochupillaiProfessorship for Signal Processing in Earth Observation
Project: AI for Earth Observation
Tina KuoDepartment of Informatics
Project: Personalized AI-based Interventions Against Online Norm Violations: Behavioral Effects and Ethical Implications
Dr. Lukas MeierInstitute of History and Ethics of Medicine
Project: METHAD
Franziska PoszlerTUM School of Governance
Project: ANDRE – AutoNomous DRiving Ethics
Konstantin RiedlTUM Department of Mathematics
Online Firestorms and Resentment Propagation on Social Media: Dynamics, Predictability, and Mitigation
Dr. Julia SasseMax-Planck-Institute for Research on Collective Goods
Project: Personalized AI-based Interventions Against Online Norm Violations: Behavioral Effects and Ethical Implications
Dr. Mirco SchönfeldTUM School of Governance
Project: Online Firestorms and Resentment Propagation on Social Media: Dynamics, Predictability, and Mitigation
Dr. Gari WalkowitzTUM School of Governance,
Project: Online-Offline Spillovers – Potential real-world implications of online manipulation
Wienke StrathernTUM School of Governance
Projects: Online Firestorms and Resentment Propagation on Social Media: Dynamics, Predictability, and Mitigation & Online-Offline Spillovers – Potential real-world implications of online manipulation
External Affiliated Researchers & Consultants
Anastasia AritziExternal Communications Consultant to the IEAI
E-Mail: aritzi4ai(at)gmail.com
Johann Jakob HäußermannDoctoral Student and Researcher, Center for Responsible Research and Innovation, Fraunhofer IAO
Anna HunkenschroerDoctoral Student and Consultant at Boston Consulting Group
Dissertation title: AI from a Business-Ethics Perspective
Dr. Danish RafiqueChief AI Officer, TerraLoupe GmbH
Raimund WaningDoctoral Student and Researcher, clockworkx GmbH
Dissertation title: “Engineering Ethics in Autonomous Systems”