Michael H. Nagenborg

Michael H. Nagenborg is an Associate Professor in Philosophy specializing in the ethical dimensions of emerging technologies. His research bridges philosophy with practical applications in artificial intelligence, robotics, and geo-intelligence systems.

His primary research interests include:

• Ethical frameworks for AI and robotics
• Philosophy of technology and empirical philosophy
• Geo-intelligence ethics and algorithmic fairness
• Drone data ethics and harm prevention
• Urban technology ethics and smart city applications

Analysis of his recent publications reveals a growing focus on bridging empirical philosophy with design practices, particularly in geo-intelligence and AI ethics. His work increasingly addresses accountability, fairness, and harm prevention in technological applications, with notable contributions to algorithmic fairness through causality and drone data ethics.

Dr. Nagenborg has an active research profile with 69 publications since 2004, showing increased productivity in recent years. His work demonstrates strong interdisciplinary connections between philosophy, computer science, and urban studies.