M.J. (Madelaine) Ley
M.J. (Madelaine) Ley
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Trained in philosophy and science and technology studies, Ley's primary research takes a feminist and care ethics approach to discourse on the future of work, focusing on workers' embodiment, emotions, and sociality. This work is done at AIRLab Delft alongside engineers working on robotics.
As a part of the TU Delft Vision Team Robotics, Ley worked across disciplines and with industry stakeholders to analyze the pressing issues of Future of Work in the Netherlands. Along with Tom Coggins, Ley started TPM's "Intersectional Feminist Philosophy of Technology" reading group to bring the language, concepts and methods of intersectional studies of technology to the faculty. In 2022, Ley was listed as "100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics".
More broadly, Ley's research explores how humans connect with one another through exchanges of questioning, listening, and acting. This academic work is shaped by over a decade experience working with a Toronto charity that fostered long-term friendships between people of differing social, economic and health backgrounds. In this capacity, she led workshops on deep listening and agenda-free presence.
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Publicaties
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2023
Care Ethics and the Future of Work
a Different Voice
Madelaine Ley -
2023
Response to Emotions and Automation in a High-Tech Workplace
a Commentary
Madelaine Ley -
2022
Ethical Aspects of Human–Robot Collaboration in Industrial Work Settings
Aimee van Wynsberghe / Madelaine Ley / Sabine Roeser
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2021
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2021
Touching at a Distance
Digital Intimacies, Haptic Platforms, and the Ethics of Consent
Madelaine Ley / Nathan Rambukkana -
Media
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2022-01-01
A Future of Work Worth Caring About: At the Crux of Change
Verscheen in: Andersland
Prijzen
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2022
100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics
Nevenwerkzaamheden
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2024-06-03 - 2025-04-25
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