About:

(Rebuilding) Trust in (black-box) algorithmic decision making: the Case of Medicine
​[rTAIM]


The main goal of this research project is to evaluate how AI Medicine impacts several  normative principles that should be taking into account in order to have an ethical algorithmic decision-making in healthcare. 

During the next 6 years (May 2023-2029), the project will analyze how different kind of medical technologies can raise some ethical issues and how different solutions can be proposed to deal with those normative concerns. 

The project will have a monthly seminar, several international conferences, summer schools, talks and other academic and non-academic activites. 

Supervision and assistance to apply for funds for MSc & PhD Students is avaliable on topics related to the topic of Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in general (contact: here). 
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CEEC Individual Project by FCT ​
2022.02527.CEECIND

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Steven S. Gouveia is the main researcher of this project, based at the Mind, Language and Action Group, Institute of Philosophy, University of Porto. 

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Forthcoming:

28th rTAIM Monthly Seminar

27 May 2026 | 10:00am - 11:00am (Lisbon Time Zone)

HANNA POIKONEN & TUUKKA TOIVONEN
(ETH Zurich, Switzerland; Loughborough University London, United Kingdom)
Embodied sovereignty and the phenomenology of enhancing our health and intelligence via wearable AI technologies

[Link: here | ID Teams: 315365384555578 | Password: Ha9bL3Ke]

​​​  More info: here

More info: here