Michael H. Nagenborg

Michael H. Nagenborg is an Associate Professor specializing in Philosophy, Ethics, and the ethical dimensions of AI and Robotics. His research focuses on the intersection of technology, urban development, and societal impacts, contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals such as urban sustainability and technological responsibility. He actively collaborates internationally, presenting at conferences like the Design Research Society and serving on editorial boards like the Philosophy of the City Journal.

• Key research areas include empirical philosophy of technology, ethical AI frameworks, and accountability in geo-intelligence systems.
• Organized and participated in numerous academic events, including Transitions 2022 and the European Workshop on Algorithmic Fairness.
• Contributed to open-access publications on drone ethics, fairness in geo-intelligence workflows, and design research methodologies.

His work emphasizes practical applications of ethical theory, such as guidelines for AI in film production and fairness in data-driven decision-making. Supervised five academic works, though specific student names are not listed here.