Group 1 seminar schedule

1. seminar, Oct 29
   • Alexandar Nikolov - Government Surveillance vs. Civil Liberties
   • Marten Pitsner - Ethical Issues of Internet Cookies
   • Austin Derck - Trusted Computing
   • Dmitri Plotnikov - SolarWinds Cyberattack
   • Andres Alexander Jürgenson; 252523IVSB - The Human Weakness in Cybersecurity
2. seminar, Nov 5
   • Nikolai Harhan
   • Carolin Scholz - Algorithms at the Gate: Ethical Dilemmas in AI-Driven Recruitment
   • Yaroslav Yekasov - Deep analysis of the social and practical aspects of collecting user data
   • Daniel Kotov - Ethical and Educational Challenges of AI in Student Learning
   • Luca Gluhhov
3. seminar, Nov 12
   • Hannes Erlich
   • Rasmus Simson - Autonomous Weapons and AI Accountability
   • Liisi Rüüsak – AI Chatbots and the Rewiring of Human Intimacy
   • Sharif Khalilzade
   • Markkus-Oliver Ollo - 2007 Estonian Cyberattacks: The Dawn of Cyberwarfare
4. seminar, Nov 19
   • Jakob Luts - Cogito, ergo sum: AI and the question of consciousness
   • Oskar Märtin
   • Aleksandr Sokolov
   • Märten Erik Loor
   • Kaur Kantsik - Russian cyberwarfare in Ukraine
5. seminar, Nov 26
   • Javid Malikzade
   • [2nd] Dmitri Plotnikov - AI ecological footprint
   • Arseniy Savustyan
   • Annabel Marist - AI and mental health
   • Kaisa Arge
6. seminar, Dec 3
   • Alexandar Nikolov - Workplace Surveillance
   • Lenna-Lee Raspel
   • Emil Huseynzade - Off-Grid Communication
   • Ellen Marie Lasson
   • Kirill Kotomtsev - Open Source (to be specified later)
7. seminar, Dec 10
   • Ivan Antipov - Scrum: Reasons, Strengths and Weaknesses
   • Kermo Kolsar
   • Marta Meesak - Searching for People Online: Ethical and Privacy Issues
   • Danila Ivanov - Passwords vs. Biometric Authentication
   • Kuzey Arda Bulut - The Rise of the Commercial Surveillance Industry
8. seminar, Dec 17
   • Nikolozi Khachiashvili
   • Niki Sakvarelidze
   • Britten Remmelkoor
   • Liviu Mereacre - Information Warfare on Social Platforms
   • Maksim Balašov

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