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He now focusses on the ethics of influence and the concept of manipulation. His goal is to understand positive influence and distinguish it from negative influence, crucial in the design of new (automated) technology and for our social well-being.

The Information Academy is an initiative of the Government Commissioner for Information Management Arre Zuurmond, and aims to become a leading knowledge platform, contributing to solutions to social issues through research and innovation, as well as education and assurance. This platform aims to realize a proactive, responsive government through decision-making based on information and knowledge, and a government of which its information management is future-proof. The Information academy aims to achieve this through an education programme for Dutch civil servants.

This year's Van Hasselt Lecture at TU Delft was delivered by philosopher Samuel Scheffler (NYU). During Scheffler’s stay in Delft, the Delft Digital Ethics Centre organized a workshop on Values and Valuing in Virtual Life with Samuel Scheffler as guest of honor.

The article highlights the importance of transparency, explainability, and a protocol landscape for AI in healthcare. REAiHL proposes the establishment of a medical AI registry, analogous to clinical trials, to log and maintain AI algorithms before research or implementation.

An article recently pulished on ICT&Health discusses the goals and ambitions of the Responsible and Ethical AI in Healthcare Lab (REAiHL) in the Netherlands, focusing on the need for a medical ethics framework for the adoption of AI applications in healthcare.