ETHICOMP2025: 22ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE ETHICAL AND SOCIAL IMPACTS OF ICT, ETHICOMP2025, LISBON
PROGRAM

Days: Tuesday, September 16th Wednesday, September 17th Thursday, September 18th Friday, September 19th

Tuesday, September 16th

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Wednesday, September 17th

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11:30-12:00Coffee Break
12:00-13:30 Session 3A: O1
Location: A03
12:00
Information Ethics Education for Business People (abstract)
PRESENTER: Kiyoshi Murata
12:30
Social Risks of Brain Machine Interface Usage: Questionnaire Survey for People with and Without Disabilities (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yohko Orito
13:00
Beyond Regulation and Moderation: a Forster-Inspired Framework for Machine Evolution (abstract)
PRESENTER: Leah Rosenbloom
12:00-13:30 Session 3B: Education in AI era 1
Location: S28
12:00
AI Ethics in Higher Education: a Review of Ethical Challenges (abstract)
PRESENTER: Laercio Cruvinel
12:30
Students' Perception of the Integration of GenAI in Academic Paper Assignment Preparation (abstract)
13:00
Challenging AI as Critical Thinking (abstract)
12:00-13:30 Session 3C: AI Literacy 1
Location: S29
12:00
Research-Based Theater as an Engaging and Effective Method for Promoting AI Literacy? – Insights from Audience Responses (abstract)
12:30
Artificial Intelligence in Scientific Research: the Missing Link of Literacy for Security Concerns (abstract)
13:00
Just Hallucinations? the Problem of AI Literacy with a New Digital Divide (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ugo Pagallo
13:30-15:00Lunch Break
15:00-16:30 Session 4A: O2
Location: A03
15:00
A Case Against the Feasibility of AI Consciousness (AIC) (abstract)
PRESENTER: Anne Gerdes
15:30
User Engagement and Barriers in the Standardization Processes of Digital ID Architectures (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yoshiaki Fukami
16:00
Beyond Deletion: the Afterlife of Images in Algorithmic Governance (abstract)
15:00-16:30 Session 4B: Education in AI era 2
Location: S28
15:00
Who Am I in the Age of AI? Exploring the Epistemic and Ethical Implications of Automation on Academics’ Identity and Intellectual Virtues (abstract)
PRESENTER: Tara Miranović
15:30
Ethical Aspects of Distributed Extended Reality Training (abstract)
PRESENTER: Olli I. Heimo
16:00
Corporate Financial Statement Analysis in Education 4.0 (abstract)
15:00-16:30 Session 4C: AI Literacy 2
Location: S29
15:00
A Realistic Approach to the Obviousness Concept Within the AI Act: a Matter of AI Literacy (abstract)
15:30
Normative Issues of AI Literacy in Construction Project Risk Management (abstract)
PRESENTER: Fasiha Sajjad
16:00
GenAI and Proportionality: European and Portuguese Ethical-Legal Framework (abstract)
PRESENTER: Nuno Silva
16:30-17:00Coffee Break
17:00-18:30 Session 5A: O3
Location: A03
17:00
Sustainable Fashion Trends on Second-Hand Shopping: the Role of Social Media (abstract)
PRESENTER: Orlando Lima Rua
17:30
The Nexus Between Artificial Chatbots and Individual Creativity (abstract)
PRESENTER: Orlando Lima Rua
18:00
Systematic Review on AI Ethics in Privacy for V2X Communication (abstract)
PRESENTER: Héctor Orrillo
17:00-18:30 Session 5B: Education in AI era 3
Location: S28
17:00
AI Ethics in Higher Education Content Creation (abstract)
17:30
Rethinking Educational Assessment in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (abstract)
18:00
Comparative Analysis of Instructor and AI Assessments: Objectivity, Biases, and Impact on Academic Grading (abstract)
17:00-18:30 Session 5C: Values
Location: S29
17:00
Adopting Moral Sensitivity for Evaluation of Trustworthy AI Frameworks (abstract)
PRESENTER: Adrian Gavornik
17:30
Towards a Value Sensitive Design (VSD) Based Learning Tool to Facilitate Ethical Considerations When Developing Responsible Technologies (abstract)
PRESENTER: Anisha Fernando
18:00
On the Current (Im)Possibility to Achieve Public Value Through the EU Digital Strategy: an Ethics Method to Seek a “Collectual” Equilibrium (abstract)
Thursday, September 18th

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09:00-10:30 Session 6A: O4
Location: A03
09:00
Digital Identity and Control: How AI Replicas Challenge Performance Rights (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ahmed Qayyum
09:30
Symbolic Aspects of Online Privacy Protection Behaviour: from a Social Communication Perspective (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yasunori Fukuta
10:00
Ethical Issues in the Use of Generative AI Chatbots for Therapeutic Purposes (abstract)
09:00-10:30 Session 6B: Cybersecurity 1
Location: S28
09:00
Cybersecurity 2030: the Synergy Between Machine Learning and Generative Artificial Intelligence (abstract)
09:30
Comprehensive Approaches to Personal Data Protection amid Evolving Cyber Threats (abstract)
PRESENTER: Sabina Szymoniak
10:00
Enhancing Health Information Access via ChatGPT and the E-Citizens Portal (abstract)
PRESENTER: Natalija Zeko
09:00-10:30 Session 6C: Bussines 1
Location: S29
09:00
Constructing AI Governance: a Study of Policy Development in the HR Sector (abstract)
09:30
Too Good to Be True? Business Students’ Ethical Use of AI for Research – Today and Beyond (abstract)
10:00
The Role of Great Powers in International Politics. Trump and Ethics in the International Arena. (abstract)
10:30-11:00Coffee Break
11:00-13:00 Session 7A: O5
Location: A03
11:00
Implementing AI into Engineering Technology and Computer Science Courses (abstract)
PRESENTER: Richard Cozzens
11:30
Gamer’S Dilemma: Intentions Matter (abstract)
PRESENTER: Kai Kimppa
12:00
Epistemic Injustice in AI-Driven Healthcare (abstract)
12:30
Some Problems in the Ethical Impact Assessment of Emerging Technologies and Socio-Technical Visions: Case CityVerse (abstract)
PRESENTER: Antero Karvonen
11:00-13:00 Session 7B: Cybersecurity 2
Location: S28
11:00
Cybersecurity Curriculum to Include Ethics and Privacy (abstract)
11:30
Digital Agriculture Under Threat: Cybersecurity Challenges and Policy Gaps (abstract)
12:00
Artificial Intelligence and Ethical Responsibility: the Impact of Algorithmic Decisions on Cybersecurity (abstract)
PRESENTER: Sabina Szymoniak
12:30
Cybersecurity Best Practices: a Comprehensive Guide (abstract)
11:00-13:00 Session 7C: Interpretability and Measurements
Location: S29
11:00
Decision-Making Ability: Recommendation Engine Exposition (abstract)
PRESENTER: Antonio Segura
11:30
Inclusive Governance of Artificial Intelligence: Towards an Ethical Framework for Neurodivergence (abstract)
12:00
Interpretability and the Measurement of Ethical Foundations in Artificial Intelligence (abstract)
12:30
Ethical Principles for the Production of Official Statistics Using Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Techniques (abstract)
13:00-14:30Lunch Break
14:30-16:00 Session 8A: O6
Location: A03
14:30
ESG Investment, Industrie 4.0, and Blockchain: the Beauty of Imperfection (abstract)
15:00
Parental Memory and Digital Traces of School Closures During the COVID-19 Pandemic : What Is Remembered, What Fades, and What Is Left Behind (abstract)
15:30
Security and Ethics in the Use of Computing Technologies and the Internet (abstract)
PRESENTER: Laercio Cruvinel
14:30-16:00 Session 8B: Cybersecurity 3
Location: S28
14:30
The Ethical Dilemmas of AI-Powered Cybersecurity: Balancing Privacy and Protection (abstract)
15:00
In the Hands of AI: a Cybersecurity Philosophical Approach (abstract)
PRESENTER: Pedro Brandao
15:30
Deepfake Manipulation and Ethical Dilemmas: a Comprehensive Risk Assessment (abstract)
PRESENTER: Sabina Szymoniak
14:30-16:00 Session 8C: Youth 1
Location: S29
14:30
Ethical Challenges of AI-Driven Targeted Ads for Youth (abstract)
15:00
Using AI for Research and Educational Support: Enhancing the Design of Computer-Based Evaluations (abstract)
PRESENTER: Joana M. Matos
15:30
The Use of Social Media and Artificial Intelligence to Radicalize Young People in Jihadist Terrorism (abstract)
16:00-16:30Coffee Break
16:30-18:30 Session 9A: O7
Location: A03
16:30
On the Consumer Expectations and Concerns of Consumers Regarding Personal Data Use and Collection: Insights from Web Survey Results (abstract)
17:00
Consumer Perceptions of Personal Data Trust Banks in Japan : Results of Web-Based Questionnaire Survey (abstract)
17:30
Supporting Independent Living for Older Adults: the Role of Digital Technology and AI in Sweden and Japan (abstract)
PRESENTER: Kiyoshi Murata
16:30-18:30 Session 9B: Gender 1 & O
Location: S28
16:30
Ethical and Moral Implications of Sexbots in Contemporary Society (abstract)
17:00
Next Steps to Reduce the Gender Gap in Cybersecurity (abstract)
17:30
Impact of Gender Bias in the Output of AI Language Models on Heavy Users (abstract)
18:00
The Epistemic Politics of Biometric Border Control (abstract)
PRESENTER: Marie Eneman
16:30-18:30 Session 9C: Youth 2
Location: S29
16:30
The Impact of Misogynistic, Sexist and anti-Feministic Speech in Social Media on Youth and the Role of AI (abstract)
17:00
Ethical Considerations and Governance Frameworks in the Digital Age (abstract)
17:30
Social Media as Learning Ecosystems: Ethical Considerations and the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Youth Skill Development (abstract)
PRESENTER: Nuno Silva
18:00
Impact of Personal Growth on Adolescents’ Decisions to Study on Social Media (abstract)
PRESENTER: Nuno Silva
Friday, September 19th

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09:00-10:30 Session 10A: O8
Location: A03
09:00
Ethics of Personal Data Economy: Unpacking of Dilemmas and Quandaries in Modern Digital Economy (abstract)
PRESENTER: Minna Rantanen
09:30
“There Are so Many” - Harms of Smart Homes (abstract)
10:00
Smart Doorbells in a Surveillance Society (abstract)
09:00-10:30 Session 10B: Gender 2
Location: S28
09:00
Integrating Ethics and Gender Equality in Artificial Intelligence Education: a Study of Higher Education in Portugal (abstract)
PRESENTER: Camila Marques
09:30
Gender and Emerging Digital Technologies in Education (abstract)
10:00
Towards a Gender-Inclusive Tech Landscape in Portugal: Women4Digital’S Insights on Gender and Digital Transformation (abstract)
PRESENTER: Mariana Santos
09:00-10:30 Session 10C: AI changing us 1
Location: S29
09:00
Artificial Moral Discourse and the Future of Human Morality (abstract)
09:30
Stakes, Context, and AI: How AI Challenges Human Ways of Knowing (abstract)
10:00
Identifying AI Challenges in Research Practices Through Research Ethics Reviews (abstract)
10:30-11:00Coffee Break
11:00-13:00 Session 11A: O9
Location: A03
11:00
Digital Transformation of Care: Navigating Ethical Landscapes (abstract)
PRESENTER: Mineko Wada
11:30
Evaluating the Role of Chatbots in Higher Education Based on Students’ Experiences (abstract)
12:00
Through the Educators' Lens: University Teachers' Perceptions of AI Integration in Higher Education (abstract)
12:30
Quizly: Transforming Quiz Experiences with Multi Modal Inputs for Differently Abled Users (abstract)
PRESENTER: Farzana Jabeen
11:00-13:00 Session 11B: Bussines 2
Location: S28
11:00
Corporate Governance, Business Ethics, and Their Relationship with Financial Performance in Companies Listed on the Mexican Stock Exchange (abstract)
11:30
Ethical and Technological Perspectives on Risk Distribution in Cryptocurrencies (abstract)
12:00
Sovereignty, Surveillance, and the Cloud: Geopolitical and Ethical Issues of Global Cloud Computing (abstract)
12:30
The Mediating Effect of Job Crafting in the Relationship Between Organizational Commitment and Organizational Citizenship Behavior and Its Ethical Implications (abstract)
11:00-13:00 Session 11C: AI changing us 2
Location: S29
11:00
Why Hemisphere Theory Matters for How We Think About Ethics and AI in Medicine (abstract)
11:30
Artificial Intelligence Integration in Every Life – Utopian Friend or Dystopian Foe? (abstract)
PRESENTER: Minna Rantanen
12:00
How AI May Affect Our Thinking (abstract)
12:30
How AI is Reshaping Creativity: Deepseek vs Chatgpt plus in Lego® Serious Play® (abstract)
PRESENTER: Inês Almeida
13:00-14:30Lunch Break
14:30-16:00 Session 12: Re-thinking Our Society to Adapt to the New AI Reality

Panel Description: As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in decision-making, infrastructure, and daily life, urgent questions arise about its long-term ethical and social impact. The rapid deployment of AI technologies—often outpacing legal and moral frameworks—raises critical concerns. Key technologies and sectors' implications will be discussed with an interdisciplinary approach.

Location: A02
Re-thinking Our Society to Adapt to the New AI Reality (abstract)