Providing guidance on the ethical implications of digitalisation
Launched in January 2025, the University of Luxembourg Institute for Digital Ethics (ULIDE) is an interdisciplinary hub providing guidance on the ethical implications of digitalisation. The Institute strives to conduct application-oriented analysis, provide strategic policy recommendations, engage with diverse audiences and transfer knowledge.
As a transversal hub, we will bridge disciplines, foster collaborative research, and form alliances with digital ethics organizations worldwide. This collective expertise will be shared with the public in various ways. For example, our team is currently developing the framework for a National Digital Report.
Working areas
ULIDE is currently in its development phase. Its interdisciplinary core team represents five areas of expertise:
- Digital Ethics (Human Agency versus Machine Agency, Ethical Trade-offs)
- Digital Law and Regulation (Accountability, Equality)
- Digital Democracy (Participation, Social Media and Public Sphere, Populism and Polarization)
- Digital Culture (Artificial Intelligence, Human Autonomy)
- Digital Literacy (Education, Inclusion)
Events
Wednesday 14 MayCourses and workshops, Free of charge, In-person eventUse Cases of Satellite-Derived Information for Policy Decisions Related to Trade and Food Security
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News
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Can we save democracy through youth?
Conference, OutreachComputer Science & ICT, Political Science, Psychology, Neurosciences & Behavioural Economics, YouthLearn more -
Empowering Digital Citizens: Launch of the European Year of Digital Citizenship Education at the Council of Europe
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Contact
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