Jan‐Christoph Heilinger
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Jan-Christoph Heilinger is a philosopher whose research lies at the intersection of ethics, technology, and global justice. He is best known for examining the moral implications of emerging digital technologies, particularly within the context of production and sustainability. A key contribution is his interdisciplinary work on the Internet of Production, where he explores how Industry 4.0 technologies can be aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals, addressing critical ethical challenges posed by climate change and resource scarcity. His scholarship also delves into the ethics of human enhancement, artificial intelligence, and the responsibilities of individuals and institutions in a globalized world. With a growing citation impact, Heilinger’s work is notable for bridging theoretical ethics with practical, policy-oriented questions, making him a vital voice in debates on technology and justice. His recent publications, including a highly cited paper on sustainability in production, underscore his commitment to ensuring that technological progress serves both human flourishing and planetary well-being.
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