Dr.
Jana Sedlakova
Jana is an interdisciplinary researcher at the University of Oxford focusing on epistemic and ethical approaches of AI systems and human-AI collaboration and interaction, mainly in healthcare. She applies methods and concepts from philosophy of science, theory of knowledge and ethics in interdisciplinary projects. Her research is at the intersection of philosophy of science, epistemology, medical ethics, ethics and philosophy of AI and technology, health research and data science. She obtained her PhD at the Institute of Biomedical Ethics and History of Medicine with a complementary diploma from the Digital Society Initiative. Her interdisciplinary PhD project focused on the epistemological and ethical analysis of patients' interaction with conversational artificial intelligence, with a particular focus on mental health.
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jana.sedlakova@uzh.chInvolved projects
- DSI Digital Ethics Lab Meetings
- Public Legitimacy of Digital Research Methods
- Ethical and epistemic challenges of humanization of healthcare conversational agents
- DSI AI-WEEK
- From ethical principles to practical implementation: Exploring the challenges of consulting in the implementation of responsible AI (RAI)
- Unlocking the Acceptance of Digital Health Interventions: Policy, Communication, and User Design Perspectives
- Apéro Philo
- What Does and What Should AI Know? Frontiers and Ethics of Human-Centered AI
- The Bad Sides of AI Ethics