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• Category: Articles
  • Emulated Empathy and Ethics in Action: Developing the P7014 Standard
  • “As It Is Africa, It Is Ok”? Ethical Considerations of Development Use of Drones for Delivery in Malawi
  • Excessive Internet Use can have Serious Health Effects, Experts warn
  • Hello Automated Empathy
  • When America Did Something, Not Because It Was Easy But Because It Was Hard
  • In Professionals We Trust—Or Do We?
  • Cultural Perspectives of AI
  • Monetizing vs Engineering – Motivating Change
  • Why Did the AI Cross The Road: AI Rationale
  • The Danger of Empathy for Robots
  • Chris Wylie’s Frankenstein
  • AI Future: Microsoft’s View
  • AI Tipping Point
  • RoI of Space Travel
  • Profit vs. Society
  • IoT National Security Issues
  • When is AI really I?
  • A Character Manifesto
  • The Privacy of Shape
  • Market Dominance and Privacy
  • Where’s the Beef?
  • What would you do with a few million DNA records?
  • Social Media Health Impact
  • Community Awareness
  • Vintage Technology and Bit Rot
  • Volcanoes can be a Blast
  • Web AI Evolution
  • Web Evolution — It’s a Jungle in Here
  • The Privacy Slippery Slope
  • Guerrilla Marketing and Individualization
  • IEEE-SSIT Tackles Standards Development
  • Pollution Kills
  • Privacy and Gun Control
  • Tech Evolution for Village Communities
  • Which Came First: Technology or Society?
  • An interesting thread
  • A Not-So-Flat World – Friedman 2.0
  • Call Me Irresistible (or Else)
  • The Boundaries of Ethics
  • Algorithm Problem
  • AI Apocalypse (not)
  • Predictive Fiction
  • Your TV Might be Binge Watching You!
  • Tele-Kiss … Hmmm
  • Online Physical Attack
  • Alexa Called as Witness?
  • Who’s Monitoring the Baby Monitors?
  • Big Brother/Big Data 2016
  • Who Do You Want Listening In at Your Home?
  • Ethics of Killing with Robots
  • Eavesdropping Barbie?
  • Who is Watching My Car — Car Monitoring
  • Who is Driving Your Car? Car Hacking
  • U.S. States Use Big Data to Catch Big Thieves
  • Cyberwar and Social Impact
• Category: Blog Posts
  • Living downstream of the digital dam-break
  • Living in a Kludge*: Do We Want to Save the Future?
  • The Tragedy of the Martian Commons
  • Does the Truth Matter?
  • Smarter Homes for the Elderly: A Reality Check
  • Science Communication, Digital Media, and the Human Voice
  • The Uber “unicorn” stock crash: Cheat-code culture hits the wall at last, maybe
  • Polling bias and American resistance to tech regulation
  • What’s left after “move fast and break things”? A solid approach to order
  • Thank You, But No: Facebook’s “Portal” Is A Wild Misjudgment
  • The Not-So-Silent Scream: Speculative Film Goes Full Dark
• Category: Call for Volunteers
  • Call for Student Outreach Volunteers to compile a Webinar Program
  • Invitation to Provide Content for Publication on SSIT Website
• Category: Conferences
  • IST-Africa 2021 – Advance Programme / Early Bird Registration Deadline 31 March
  • SusTech 2021 Student Poster Contest – Extended Deadline 15 February
  • IEEE GHTC 2020 Conference Report
  • Starts Thursday November 12 – IEEE International Symposium on Technology and Society 2020 (ISTAS ’20)
  • IST-Africa 2020 – Conference Report, Access to selection of video presentations and Proceedings
  • IEEE ISTAS 2019 – Plenary 3 – Impact of IEEE Division VI Societies Panel, 16 Nov ’19
  • IEEE ISTAS 2019 – Keynote – Engineering Workforce of the 21st Century, Dr Babak Beheshti, Director, IEEE Region 1, 16 Nov ’19
  • Coming Up This Week – IEEE ISTAS 2019 – Boston
  • Category: Call for Papers
    • IEEE IHTC 2021 – Abstract Submission Deadline 30 April
    • IEEE GHTC 2020 – Call for Papers Extended Deadline 01 May
    • CALL FOR PAPERS – ISTAS 2018
• Category: Magazine Articles
  • T&S Magazine – Changes for 2021
  • Past IEEE SSIT President Gerald L. Engel Dies at Age 76
  • President’s Message – Congratulations and Thanks
  • SSIT Launches New Publication: Transactions on Technology and Society
  • Robert A. (Bob) Dent Elected 2019-2020 IEEE-SSIT President
  • Looking to the Future
  • Introducing FutureProof, the IEEE SSIT Blog
  • Call for Papers – Special Issue of IEEE Technology and Magazine
  • President’s Message – Operationalizing SSIT’s 5 Pillars
  • Jeremy Pitt Appointed New Editor-in-Chief of IEEE Technology and Society Magazine
  • LETTER: Licensing Engineering Professionals
  • Regulating Spies in the Skies: Recommendations for Drone Rules in Canada
  • Dear SSIT Members…
  • Nanoelectronics Research Gaps and Recommendations
  • The Next Macy Conference: A New Interdisciplinary Synthesis
  • GPS in Interstate Trucking in Australia: Intelligence, Surveillance, or Compliance Tool?
  • Coping with Machines
  • Irish President Michael D. Higgins Delivers Opening Address at ISTAS 2015 in Dublin
  • Marvin Minsky: 1927-2016
  • Do We Just “Build Stuff”?
  • Lost in Translation: Building a Common Language for Regulating Autonomous Weapons
  • The Police Crisis of Visibility
  • “I’ll Be Watching You”
  • Starting a New Chapter
  • Remotely Piloted Airborne Vehicles
  • Influential Engineers: Where Do They Come From and Where Do They Go?
  • Lost in Translation – Building a Common Language for Regulating Autonomous Weapons
  • Category: Announcements
    • ISTAS 2021 to be Held October 28-31 – Submission portals are open!
    • Follow this Link to Donate to SSIT Matching Donor Campaign
    • Norbert Wiener Conference Submission Deadline Extended
    • SSIT Launches: IEEE Transactions on Technology and Society
    • Call for Papers — Special Issue of IEEE Technology and Society Magazine
  • Category: Book Reviews
    • Book Review: Ways of Hearing
    • Book Review: Their Own Devices
    • The Black Skyscraper
    • A Billion Little Pieces
    • Book Review: Transforming Science and Sound
    • My Fair Ladies
    • Review: Films from the Future
    • Climate Madhouse
    • Secrets and Lies
    • BOOK REVIEW: The Revenge of Analog
    • Book Review: A Maverick of Electrical Science
    • BOOK REVIEW: A Maverick of Electrical Science
    • BOOK REVIEW: The Camera Does the Rest: How Polaroid Changed Photography
    • BOOK REVIEW: Drone Warfare
    • BOOK REVIEW: Drowning in Information, Starving for Knowledge
    • Refrigeration Nation
    • Book Review: Computer Accessibility Rights
    • BOOK REVIEW: Facist Pigs
    • Not So Fast
    • Pressed for Time
    • The Truth about Tesla: The Myth of the Lone Genius in the History of Innovation
    • Railroaded: The Transcontinentals and the Making of Modern America
    • The Circle
    • Stealing Cars: Technology & Society from the Model T to the Gran Torino
    • Reality Check: How Science Deniers Threaten Our Future
    • Windows into the Soul: Surveillance and Society in an Age of High Technology
    • How Not to Network a Nation
    • Nanotechnology: Ethical and Social Implications
    • Tesla: Inventor of the Electrical Age
    • Reclaiming Conversation
    • Perfecting Sound
    • America’s Assembly Line
    • Rise of the Robots
    • The Cybernetics Movement
    • Military Robots: Mapping the Moral Landscape
    • Digital Militarism
    • FM Power to the People
    • Probing the Sky
    • Hackers, Geniuses, and Geeks Creating the Digital Revolution
    • Faxed: The Rise and Fall of the Fax Machine
    • Alan Turing: The Enigma
  • Category: Commentary
    • Thinking about Racism in Engineering Education in New Ways
    • Creating a U.S. National Journalism Foundation
    • Leveraging Digital Disruptions for a Climate-Safe and Equitable World: The Dˆ2S Agenda
    • The Anna Karenina Principle
    • Tuning Networks for Prosocial Behavior
    • Health 4.0: Challenges for an Orderly and Inclusive Innovation
    • Efficiency Versus Creativity as Organizing Principles of Socio-Technical Systems
    • Information Technology in a City Enterprise
    • The Unstoppable Changing of the Electricity Guard
    • We Need to Talk about the Web
    • Biometric Surveillance and the Right to Privacy
    • Ikehara Collection: Norbert Wiener’s Japan Connections
    • Thinking Machines in the Physical World
    • Appropriate Technologies in the Globalized World: FAQs
    • Channeling Digital Convergence in Education for Societal Benefit
    • Snowden’s Lessons for Whistleblowers
  • Category: Editorial & Opinion
    • No More “De-Root and Rule”: The Need for Digital Roots
    • The Solution to Pollution: Is it Technological?
    • It’s Time to Rethink Levels of Automation for Self-Driving Vehicles
    • The BigTech-Academia-Parliamentary Complex and Techno-Feudalism
    • Redefining and Renewing Humanism in the Digital Age
    • Apologies for the Inconvenience (But Please Use It Wisely)
    • Smart Home Security: How Safe is Your Data?
    • From Trust and Loyalty to Lock-In and Digital Dependence
    • Deepfake Videos and DDoS Attacks (Deliberate Denial of Satire)
    • Ethics and System Design in a New Era of Human-Computer Interaction
    • Lethal Autonomous Weapons: Meaningful Human Control or Meaningful Human Certification?
    • Being Human in the Days/Daze of Big Data
    • Transparent Ownership of Mobility-as-a-Service
    • Driverless Cars: Another Piece Of The Puzzle
    • The Resilience of “Planes, Trains, and Automobiles”
    • Congestion, Safety, Economic, and Environmental Challenges of Vehicle Automation in Transport Systems
    • Driverless Cars Will Make Passenger Rail Obsolete
    • Poem – Sea of Seeds
    • Smart Cities through Smart Regulation
    • The Democracy Lag
    • Technology for Governance, Politics, and Democracy
    • Facts, Policies, and Values– The Democratic Triad
    • Odorveillance and the Ethics of Robotic Olfaction
    • Virtual Reality: Ethical Challenges and Dangers
    • Implantable Technology
    • Making It Useful Even When It Seems to Be Useless
    • Ethics of Robotic Deception
    • From Usability to Exploitability
    • From Good Ideas to Practical Solutions
    • Defending Against Opaque Algorithmic Meddling in Free Elections
    • Mundane Is the New Radical
    • Publish or Impoverish
    • One at a Time, and All at Once
    • Robots and SocioEthical Implications
    • Go “Get Chipped”
    • Raising Teens to Live with Technology Responsibly
    • Appointment of the Planet’s Policy Custodian
    • Pervasive Technology: Aboriginal Communities and Oppression
    • Engineers and Social Acceptance of Renewable Energy
    • Were We “Brave” @Braveconvos #Braveconversations?
    • On Country
    • Tragedy of the Digital Commons: Amplified Zombies
    • Go “Get Chipped”
    • The Dangers of Distributed Intelligence
    • Black Mirror
    • The Fleeting Opportunity to Create our Values by Design
    • Speaking Out against Socially Destructive Technologies
    • Going Fishing Matters
    • Bots Trending Now: Disinformation and Calculated Manipulation of the Masses
    • Regulation of Point of View Surveillance: A Review of Australian Law
    • Drones Humanus
    • Who Should Own In-the-Body Medical Data in the Age of eHealth?
    • Deconstructing the Relationship Between Privacy and Security
    • Technology for Collective Action
    • Cyberwar: The What, When, Why, and How
    • To Let Them Monitor or Not … Is that the Real Question?
    • Big Data’s Big Future – But for Whom
    • Ethics and …
    • Excessive Conference Fees
    • Are We Enslaved by Technology?
    • Enslaved by Technology? Reflections on the IQ2 Debate on Big Ideas
    • Enslaved
    • Social and Economic Sustainability
    • Social Implications of Biometric Registration: A Database Intended for Every Citizen in India
    • Are Social Media Making Us Stupid?
    • We Are Becoming Enslaved by Our Technology – Ruminations on the IQ2 Debate
    • Father’s Day Algorithms or Malgorithms?
    • Learning from Delusions
    • ODE to…Digital Humility
    • Why Did the 3D Revolution Fail?: The Present and Future of Stereoscopy
    • Implantable Technologies in the Military Sector
    • Brain Implants and Memory
    • What if My Disability Will not be Relevant in the Future?
    • Ethical Imperatives for Veteran Healthcare Resources
    • Socio-Ethical Implications of Implantable Technologies in the Military Sector
    • Technological Expeditions and Cognitive Indolence
    • Norbert Wiener and the Counter-Tradition to the Dream of Mastery
    • Reintroducing Wiener: Channeling Norbert in the 21st Century
    • Ubiquitous Surveillance and Security
    • 21CW: Norbert Wiener in the 21st Century
    • Creating The Norbert Wiener Media Project
    • Automatic Tyranny, Re-Theism ,and the Rise of the Reals
    • Robots Don’t Pray
    • Resistance Is Not Futile, nil desperandum
    • Digitus Secundus: The Swipe
    • Information Paradox : Drowning in Information, Starving for Knowledge
    • Blockchain Thinking : The Brain as a Decentralized Autonomous Corporation
    • Pharmaco-Electronics Emerge
    • Shakespeare, Social Media, and Social Networks
    • Technology and Change – Open Letter
    • Reflecting on the Contribution of T&S Magazine to the IEEE
    • Mental Health, Implantables, and Side Effects
    • If Privacy Is Dead, What Can We Do Instead?
    • Is Big Data the New “God” on Earth?
    • Smart Toys that are the Stuff of Nightmares
    • Crafting an Ethical Global Society
    • Militarized Zones: The Thinking Machine, the Occupying Machine, the Intensive Machine
    • RFID Implant Developments: Where Are We Headed and Why?
    • Social Network Neutrality, Anyone?
    • When Uber Cars Become Driverless: “They Won’t Need No Driver”
    • An Ounce of Steel: Crucial Alignments
    • Can We Trust For-Profit Corporations to Protect Our Privacy?
    • The Paradox of the Uberveillance Equation
    • Can Good Standards Propel Unethical Technologies?
    • Updating a Declaration
    • Home Is Where the AI Heart Is
    • Mediating the Body: Wearable Tech and Disembodied Reality
    • Unintended Consequences of Living with AI
    • Help for Cybersex Addicts and Their Loved Ones
    • Gone Fishing: Breaking with the Biometric Rhythm of Tech-Centricism
    • Are Wearables Really Ready to Wear?
    • Beyond Human: Lifelogging and Life Extension
    • Personal Safety Devices Enable “Suicurity”
    • Privacy Nightmare: When Baby Monitors Go Bad
    • Pondering Effects of Video Games on Children
    • Personal Rights in the Age of Omnipresent Cameras
    • We’ve Got to Do Better
  • Category: Fiction
    • Held Captive in the Cyberworld
  • Category: Industry View
  • Category: Interview
    • The Sky Is the Limit
    • On the Road with Rick Sare — and Google Glass
    • Love, Philosophy, and Processors: Interview with a Robot
  • Category: Last Word
    • Post Tenebras, Lux: An Awakening
    • Intellectual Humility
    • Digital Empowerment and Socio-Political Stability
    • Digital Maturity: Perceiving the Digital-Panopticon
  • Category: Leading Edge
    • Is Your Algorithm Dangerous?
    • Observing Crowd-Sourced Surveillance through the Eyes of the German Basic Law
    • Ich liebe Dich UBER alles in der Welt (I love you more than anything else in the world)
    • Unmanned Aircraft: The Rising Risk of Hostile Takeover
    • Alternative Planning and Land Administration for Future Smart Cities
    • Corporate Individualism–Changing the Face of Capitalism
    • When Smart Is Not: Technology and Michio Kaku’s The Future of the Mind
  • Category: Letters to the Editor
    • Letter to the Editor
  • Category: News and Notes
    • Katina Michael Receives Brian M. O’Connell Distinguished Service Award
  • Category: President's Message
• Category: Social Implications of Technology
  • SSIT Welcomes New President Clint Andrews
  • Exposing Technowashing to Mitigate Technosocial Inequalities
  • To Trust or Not to Trust?
  • Advertise in IEEE Technology and Society Magazine
  • Only Two More Days! Matching Gift Offered for Contributions to SSIT Fund
  • Coming Soon – IEEE Transactions on Technology and Society
  • Are We Enslaved by Technology?
  • WikiCyberLeaks
  • We Are Not Spiritual Machines, We Are People
  • Call for Papers – Robotics and Social Implications – Joint Special Issue
  • T&S Magazine Wins STC Award
  • IEEE Society on the Social Implications of Technology
  • So where are the battle lines now?
  • The digital divide – wait, there are people who don’t have broadband?
  • The future of 3-D Printing
  • Category: Artificial Intelligence (AI)
    • Governing in Bad Faith: Suppressing Democracy in Pretense of “Saving Democracy”
    • Artificial Intelligence for a Fair, Just, and Equitable World
    • Are Video Doorbells Using Us as Security Guinea Pigs?
    • The Citizen Question: Making Identities Visible Via Facial Recognition Software at the Border
    • For Richer, for Poorer – The Digital Economy
    • Algorithms and Ethical Diversity
    • The Five Words Shaping Humanity’s Ultimate Sustainability
    • Capitalizing on AI’s Potential to Help Tackle the Climate Crisis
    • Estimating Carbon Emissions of Artificial Intelligence
    • Sustainability in the Digital Age
    • The Montreal Statement on Sustainability in the Digital Age
    • On the Morality of Artificial Intelligence
    • IEEE ISTAS 2019 – Plenary 4 – Brave New Brain-Tech: IEEE Neuroethics Program Development of Guidelines for Use of Neurotechnologies in Practice, 16 Nov 19
    • Ethics and System Design in a New Era of Human–Computer Interaction
    • Brain Implants: Hype or Hope
    • BOOK REVIEW: Algorithms of Oppression
    • Assessing Artificial Intelligence for Humanity
  • Category: Case Studies
    • Philip Koopman Receives IEEE Carl Barus Award
    • Toyota: Not So Fast, Guys
    • Technology – Society – Issue / Solution – du jour – Feb. 18, 2014
  • Category: Communication Technology
    • Social Media and Disasters: Highlighting Some Wicked Problems
    • Net Neutrality
    • Tools for the Vision Impaired
    • Speed Isn’t Enough: Usability and Adoption of an Optimized Alert Notification System
    • ICTs and Small Holder Farming
    • Geosocial Intelligence
    • The Reinvention of Social Capital for Socio-Technical Systems
  • Category: Environment
    • Cyberbiosecurity, Ecopsychology, and Beyond: Our Formidable PIT Community
    • IEEE and Sustainable Development
    • Assessing Factory-Grown Cultured Meat
  • Category: Ethics
    • If Technology Is a Parasite Masquerading as a Symbiont — Are We the Host?
    • Call for Papers
    • Complacency is the New Normal
    • The Ultimate Black Box
    • Operationalizing SSIT’s 5 Pillars: Pillar 2: Ethics, Human Values and Technology
    • Algorithmic Bias: Addressing Growing Concerns
    • Can We Program Ethics into AI?
    • Getting from 1932 to 1945
    • SSIT Past and Future
    • Human by Design: An Ethical Framework for Human Augmentation
    • Religion, Science, and Technology
    • Military Applications of Invasive Brain Stimulation
    • Improving Our “Engineering-Crazed” Image
    • Sex Robot Matters: Slavery, the Prostituted, and the Rights of Machines
    • Uber Is Built on Trust
    • GM Ignition Switch Recall: Too Little Too Late?
    • Is Ethics an Emerging Property?
    • Crossing the Evolutionary Gap
    • Smart Cities and Their Smart Decisions: Ethical Considerations
    • Recommendations for Future Development of Artificial Agents
    • Videoconferencing for Civil Commitment: Preserving Dignity
    • Deterministic and Statistical Worlds
    • Food Technology
    • You have to work pretty hard to make something private these days
  • Category: Health & Medical
    • Microchipping People Is a “Bad Idea”
    • Katina Michaels discusses implantables at RadComms 2017
    • Creating the Bionic Ear: The Central Role of Cybernetics
    • A Review of Technology Advances for Assisting Paralyzed People
    • Children and Technology: Parent Guidelines for Every Age
    • MoodTrek–A New App to Improve Mental HealthCare
    • Multimedia and Gaming Technologies for Telerehabilitation of Motor Disabilities
    • wait, 3-d printing organs?
  • Category: Human Impacts
    • Bipartite Approaches: Designing and Delivering Technologies for Body and Soul
    • Let Me Hear from You
    • Understanding and Strengthening Capacity for Society
    • Letter to the Editor
    • Translational Technologists and Collective Creativity
    • That Dragon, Cancer
    • 500 Years Later: Doors and Disputations
    • The Internet of Moving Things
    • SSIT and Sustainable Development
    • Planning for the Future
    • Advanced Frugal Innovations
    • Retreat to Move Forward : Alleviating Allostatic Load for the Brave
    • The Next Generation of Socio-Technical Systems
    • Intentionality: Value Apart from the Machine
    • Operationalizing SSIT’s 5 Pillars
    • Consumer Issues for Planning and Managing Digital Legacies
    • Lessons from the Sea
    • Human Microchipping, Past, Present, and … Future?
    • Norbert Wiener: Odd Man Ahead
    • A Conversation with Lazar Puhalo
    • Google Glass and Highway Safety — Messy Choices
    • “Reality” Covers it Well
  • Category: Newsletter
    • IEEE SSIT Newsletter – April 2017
    • IEEE SSIT Newsletter – March 2017
    • IEEE SSIT Newsletter – February 2017
    • IEEE SSIT Newsletter – January 2017
    • Volume 12. Issue 1.Winter 2014
  • Category: Privacy & Security
    • Social Media Question on ESTA VISA Application – The Implications
    • Technology and Operational Safety – Police POV Cameras
    • The Citizen Surveillance State
  • Category: Robotics
  • Category: Societal Impact
    • The Next Generation of Standards
    • Event – John Villasenor and cryptocurrencies
  • Category: Standards
• Category: SSIT Announcements
  • Lew Terman Honored with 2021 IEEE Emberson Award
  • Congratulations to Kalyan Sen on Elevation to IEEE Fellow
  • IEEE SSIT Board of Governors (BoG) Member-at-Large (2021-2023 Term) Election Results
  • IEEE SSIT Board of Governors (BoG) Member-at-Large (2021-2023 Term) Election – Deadline 29 Sept
  • IEEE SSIT Call for Nomination by Petition for Board of Governors (BoG) Member-at-Large (2021-2023 Term) Election – Deadline 15 July
  • Call for Expressions of Interest to Host SSIT Conferences
  • IEEE SSIT – Call for Nominations for BoG Members – Deadline 30 April 2020
• Category: Transactions
  • IEEE Transaction on Technology and Society, Volume 2, Issue 1, 2021
  • IEEE Transaction on Technology and Society, Volume 1, Issue 4, 2020
  • Open Access Granted for IEEE Transactions on Technology and Society Content for 2020
  • IEEE Transaction on Technology and Society, Volume 1, Issue 2, 2020
  • The New IEEE Transactions on Technology and Society is Here!
  • Category: Call for Papers
    • Call for Papers: After Covid-19: Crises, Ethics, and Socio-Technical Change
• Category: Video & Podcasts
  • Category: Podcasts
    • The Social Impact of Innovation and Technology
    • How to Govern Emerging Technologies
    • Richard Harris – How Sloppy Science Creates Worthless Cures, Crushes Hope, and Wastes Billions.
    • Should We Trust Robots?
    • Drive Safe!
    • Autonomous Since 1939
    • Autonomous Weapons Systems
    • The Importance of Research and Development, Elon Musk’s New Company
    • Network Sovereignty
    • International Cybersecurity
  • Category: Videos
    • Pros and Cons of Implantables at IEEE Sections Congress 2017
    • TEDxUWollongong – Microchipping people
    • From the ENIAC to the PC: What’s the Next Quantum Leap for Computing?
    • Ethical Interventions in Resource Constrained Environments

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Events

• IEEE IHTC 2021 - Call for Abstracts - Deadline 30 April
• ISTAS 2021
• IEEE GHTC 2021 - Call for Papers Deadline 15 May
• IEEE 3rd Conference on Norbert Wiener in the 21st Century
• IEEE SSIT Lecture: Automating Empathy: Social Impact, Mediated Emotion and Subjectivity
• IST-Africa 2021 - Early Bird Registration up to 31 March
• IEEE SSIT Lecture: The Ethics about the “Good” Drones
• SusTech 2021
• Co-designing Ethical Interventions in Resource Constrained Environments (SSIT Distinguished Lecture)
• IEEE IHTC 2021 - Technical Briefing and Q&A Webinar