Leonie Seng

Dr. Leonie Seng is a Research Fellow at the Leibniz Science Campus, focusing on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence, Media Ethics, and the Philosophy of Technology. Her work bridges interdisciplinary perspectives on digital transformation, policy advice, and societal impacts of emerging technologies.

• Key Research Themes: AI ethics, digital culture, philosophical frameworks for automation
• Recent Publications: Explore ethical implications of AI, digital transformation in research, and media depictions of technology

Her research emphasizes ethical reflection in technological development, analyzing concepts like moral agency in AI systems and the role of science fiction in shaping ethical discourse. She critiques traditional vs. digital pedagogy and examines public perceptions of robotics.

Notably, her work addresses policy challenges in the digital era, emphasizing the need for adaptive technology assessment methods. Current projects focus on interdisciplinary collaboration and institutional adaptation to digitalization.