Daniel Anadria is a researcher working on sociotechnical alignment in high-risk AI systems. He holds appointments at Utrecht University (dept. Methodology, Statistics & Data Science), the University Medical Center Utrecht (Julius Center) and Delft University of Technology (fac. Technology Policy and Management). Anadria's work features a combination of data science and systems analysis methods aimed to enable competitive, compliant, and safe AI system implementation while safeguarding the values of human dignity, freedom, democracy, equality, the rule of law, and human rights in high-risk applications. His current work focuses on high-risk systems in medicine, especially those used for clinical decision-support.

Daniel Anadria draws inspiration from great thinkers, including Prof. Dr. Daniel Oberski (Utrecht University - Human Data Science Lab), Dr. Maarten van Smeden and Dr. Richard Bartels (University Medical Center Utrecht - AI Methods Group), Dr.ir. Roel Dobbe (TU Delft - Sociotechnical AI Systems Lab), Dr. Anastasia Giachanou (Utrecht University - Natural Language and Text Processing Lab), as well as from the members of the AlgoSoc consortium.

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