The IEEE IES Technical Committee on Technology Ethics and Society (TC-TES) aims to provide a forum for academia and industry to exchange information, ideas, research directions, roadmaps, impacts, and lessons learned in the cross-disciplinary area pertaining to technology ethics and societal implications. Motivated by the rapid advances in key areas such as Artificial Intelligence, Intelligent and Autonomous Systems, and the applicability of these in Industry, TC-TES aims to address the intersection and implications of these. Aspects of interest in TC TES include: Machine Ethics, Implications of Industrial Technologies, AI and Ethical Decision Making, AI Control and failsafe, AI Explainability, AI Transparency, Algorithmic Bias, Artificial Intelligence Societal Implications, Autonomous Systems in Society, Education and Training on Ethical AI Systems, Engineering Management of AI Systems and Applications, Engineering of Ethical Systems, Ethical Decision-making and Safety in Industrial Systems, Ethically driven Robotics and Automation Systems, Industrial Technologies Acceptance, Rational Decision Making and Ethics, Security, Trust and Privacy Implications of Autonomous Systems, Gender aspects in technology ethics and society research, etc.
