Rosalie Waelen
Dr. Rosalie Waelen is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Bonn, Germany. She holds an MA in Philosophy from KU Leuven, Belgium, and an MA in Applied Ethics from Linköping University, Sweden. She received her PhD from the University of Twente, the Netherlands, in 2023. Her doctoral research explored how recognition theory and other strands of critical theory can illuminate current debates in AI ethics, particularly in the context of computer vision applications. Through this edited volume, she further develops this research on the relevance of recognition theory for AI ethics and contemporary philosophy of technology.
NeuErschienen am 22.10.2026Normative Relations of Recognition in the Age of AI
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Chapter 1. Rethinking recognition in the age of AI (Waelen).- Chatper 2. Algorithmic exploitation & Recognition struggles (Senf and Pedersen).- Chapter 3. Struggles for recognition in the digitalizing workplace (Anderson).- Chapter 4. AI, recognition, and identity: The normative and epistemic dimensions of identity formation through algorithms (Juchniewicz).- Chapter 5. Design for recognition and its dangers (Uffelen and Secomandi).- Chapter 6. Freedom in the light of emerging technologies: Recognition and Hegel’s Philosophy of Right (Richter).- Chapter 7. What’s love got to do with it? Children, recognition, and algorithmic technologies (Wieczorek).- Chapter 8. R-E-S-P-E-C-T: Find out what it means to AI policy (Stitt).- Chapter 9. Moral recognition relations between lifeforms and AI? (Pinsdorf).- Chapter 10. Mutual recognition between humans and robots? Common sense phenomenology versus the scientific worldview (Laitinen).- Chapter 11. Towards a theory of recognition from artificial others (Waelen).
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