UT students drive to Calais to support refugeesA group of University of Twente students recently travelled to Calais, France, with cars full of donations for refugees living in makeshift camps on the city's outskirts. For Annik Riise, a Humanitarian Engineering student from Norway, the trip was her first encounter with that type of aid work in practice.Read more
AI decides who you will becomeThe global debate about AI ethics is dominated by Silicon Valley. But according to University of Twente researcher Kristy Claassen, they are asking the wrong questions. She spent years studying how AI disrupts the values and identities of people across different cultures. “We are all slowly being shaped into the same kind of human.” She defends her PhD thesis on the matter on the 8th of April.Read more
UT students drive to Calais to support refugees
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