Dr Anastasia Siapka
@siapka.bsky.social
AI law & ethics / Research Fellow KU Leuven
How do we confront the challenges posed by biological as well as (potentially) hybrid and artificial minds?
This autumn, join us in the historic city of Ioannina (Greece) to explore the ethical, political, and legal implications of brain-computer interfaces, neurotechnologies, and AI.
This autumn, join us in the historic city of Ioannina (Greece) to explore the ethical, political, and legal implications of brain-computer interfaces, neurotechnologies, and AI.
April 15, 2025 at 2:18 PM
How do we confront the challenges posed by biological as well as (potentially) hybrid and artificial minds?
This autumn, join us in the historic city of Ioannina (Greece) to explore the ethical, political, and legal implications of brain-computer interfaces, neurotechnologies, and AI.
This autumn, join us in the historic city of Ioannina (Greece) to explore the ethical, political, and legal implications of brain-computer interfaces, neurotechnologies, and AI.
Honoured to be named a Rising Star in AI Ethics for 2025! Many thanks to @womeninaiethics.bsky.social for this (unexpected) recognition & congratulations to all remarkable women featured on the list ➡️ womeninaiethics.org/the-list/ris...
March 11, 2025 at 3:27 PM
Honoured to be named a Rising Star in AI Ethics for 2025! Many thanks to @womeninaiethics.bsky.social for this (unexpected) recognition & congratulations to all remarkable women featured on the list ➡️ womeninaiethics.org/the-list/ris...
New paper out in Teoria🎉
From the GDPR to the AI Act and many more instruments, the EU increasingly relies on risk-based regulatory approaches to govern digital technologies. [1/3]
From the GDPR to the AI Act and many more instruments, the EU increasingly relies on risk-based regulatory approaches to govern digital technologies. [1/3]
December 20, 2024 at 11:11 AM
New paper out in Teoria🎉
From the GDPR to the AI Act and many more instruments, the EU increasingly relies on risk-based regulatory approaches to govern digital technologies. [1/3]
From the GDPR to the AI Act and many more instruments, the EU increasingly relies on risk-based regulatory approaches to govern digital technologies. [1/3]
How do we make AI work for the many (rather than the few)? And where do citizens’ visions fit into the Future of Work debate? Register for our online Humanathon on 09/09 & share your ideas on what the future of work should look like: forms.office.com/e/AQ1UvF2nZQ
August 14, 2024 at 1:38 PM
How do we make AI work for the many (rather than the few)? And where do citizens’ visions fit into the Future of Work debate? Register for our online Humanathon on 09/09 & share your ideas on what the future of work should look like: forms.office.com/e/AQ1UvF2nZQ
I sat down with David Geerts to talk about AI, the future of work & neo-Aristotelian flourishing for the latest episode of the KU Leuven DigiSoc podcast. Enjoy the full discussion here: open.spotify.com/episode/5ZWo...
June 24, 2024 at 6:18 PM
I sat down with David Geerts to talk about AI, the future of work & neo-Aristotelian flourishing for the latest episode of the KU Leuven DigiSoc podcast. Enjoy the full discussion here: open.spotify.com/episode/5ZWo...