Naira Paola Arnez Jordan​

Research Scientist​

Naira is a Research Scientist at the Civic Machines Lab at the TUM Think Tank. Naira’s current research focuses on the ethics and sustainability dimensions of the semiconductor industry, seeking to better understand the environmental and social implications of its global supply chains. Her research interests lie in the societal and psychological impact of artificial intelligence, with a particular focus on the ethical challenges and diverse perspectives associated with AI systems. She is especially interested in how different technologies and AI can be designed and deployed to foster social responsibility, human well-being, and an inclusive technological progress.​

Related Projects

The Civic Machines Lab explores the full lifecycle of artificial intelligence, from the semiconductors powering computation to the algorithms shaping human experience.
Situated within the TUM Think Tank, the lab views AI as a socio-technical system rather than a purely technical challenge.
By integrating perspectives from computer science, social sciences, and public policy, the Civic Machines Lab aims to shape technologies that are democratic, sustainable, and globally inclusive.

Lab

Related Outputs

  • Publication

    AI Adoption Across Mission-Driven Organizations

    Exploring how mission-driven organizations are engaging with AI—from real-world applications to ethical dilemmas and governance questions.

    03. Jul 2025

Related Events

Discussion

AI readiness across mission-driven organizations

Join us for the launch of a new white paper exploring how mission-driven organizations are navigating the rise of AI. Based on interviews with stakeholders across mission-driven organizations, the paper highlights real-world use cases, key challenges, and future directions for AI adoption in the service of social and environmental goals.

TUM Think Tank
03. Jul 2025