Our work encompasses SSH-based research and analysis, societal support and outreach, ethics and legal governance and advisory support, awareness-raising and training activities, as well as dissemination and communication. Our intersectional approach takes into account a range of social markers, including gender, sex, sexual orientation, cultural background, disabilities, among others, and places them at the forefront of our analysis. This allows us to develop context-sensitive, human-centred approaches that support meaningful and responsible human-machine coexistence.
