Konstantin Ritt
Research Assistant, Munich School of Robotics and Machine Intelligence (MSRM) | Technical University of Munich
Konstantin Ritt is a research assistant at the Munich School of Robotics and Machine Intelligence (MSRM), Technical University of Munich. With a M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering, he is now working at the intersection of engineering, social sciences and ethics. He is interested in how to bring a sociotechnical understanding into the field of engineering so as to account better for the complexities of current research directions in robotics and AI.
Robots
The definition of the term robot goes beyond a strictly technical understanding. Instead, robots are rather perceived as autonomous, socio-technical machines.
RESPONSIBLE ROBOTICS (RR-AI) Tracing ethical and social aspects of AI-based transformations in healthcare work and knowledge environments
The integration of embodied Artificial Intelligence (AI) into healthcare and society generally is expected to deliver major benefits over the coming decades.
Embedding ethics into every step of emerging technologies
What exactly does it mean to ‘embed’ ethics into technology and how can this be effectively accomplished? Here we outline our Responsible Robotics project, along with some challenges and benefits of the embedded ethics…