Governments are developing blockchain applications together with companies to improve their services. This might lead to complexity and uncertainty about government responsibilities or the optimal design of rules. This interdisciplinary project investigates how distributed technology - in this case blockchain - combined with smart contracts (rule-based algorithms) can be designed in a transparent and legitimate way, so that citizens can trust the government.
On December 1st Esther Keymolen gave her keynote speech “Virtue ethics and responsible innovation. New avenues for ethics in tech development and governance?”
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Op vrijdag 21 oktober 2022 heeft het CHAIN-team de tussentijdse resultaten van het CHAIN project gepresenteerd.
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On June 30 from 13.00-17.00 hrs. the TAISIG Event ‘AI for Society’ will take place in the Spoorzone in Tilburg. Anyone interested in Artificial Intelligence is invited to join and share knowledge, experience AI up …
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Jurgen Goossens wrote an interesting blog for Digi-Con, a platform that provides a space for discussions about rising constitutional issues related to the digitalisation of society.
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In de blog van 8 maart 2023 staan Charlotte van Oirsouw en Jurgen Goossens stil bij de dynamische relatie tussen technische designkeuzes en juridische verplichtingen bij de inzet van gedistribueerde technologie …
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Jurgen Goossens heeft samen met Jurgen de Poorter een bijdrage geschreven voor de bundel Digitalisering in de rechtsverhouding tussen burger en overheid.
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