My name is Łukasz W. Niparko.
With a passion for enabling positive change
, I am Investigating the Impact of Technological Progression on (Civil) Society, Democracy, and Human Rights.

“We are the Regulators!”

In my work I try to answer the following Research Question:

“Will computers learn to delete us, and if they do—how will we get ourselves out of the recycle bin…?”

—Philomena Cunk

An array of Research & Ideas

From AI Ethics and Data Privacy to Digital Civil Society

AI / Digital Ethics & The Fourth Generation of Human Rights

  • What does the Fourth Generation of Human Rights mean?
  • If we could not fully deliver the first three—WHY do we need a new one?
  • Digital Social Contract
  • Philosopher-CEO
This is a visual representation of the Fourth Generation of Human Rights. A luminous butterfly with intricate golden and deep-blue wings is centered against a dark digital background. Streams of glowing binary code—zeros and ones—fall vertically throughout the image, while flowing blue light trails weave around the butterfly. A bright golden glow radiates outward from its body and wings, creating a sense of energy and transformation. The image blends natural and technological imagery, symbolizing transformation, interconnectedness, and the relationship between humanity, technology, and the digital world.

Data Privacy
& Genomic Data Privacy

  • Data Privacy 101
  • Genomic Data Privacy 101
  • What do people think about Data Privacy?
  • Privacy as a Human Right

Digital Civil Society
& Digital Public Sphere

  • Photons of Civil Society, Civic Engagement & Philanthropy
  • Digital Public Sphere
  • Netizenship
  • Data Donations
This is a visual representation of Digital Civil Society. A wide, artistic digital illustration shows a diverse group of people gathered in an open, softly lit space, talking in pairs and small groups while using tablets and other digital devices. In the foreground, a Black woman speaks with an East Asian person who uses a wheelchair and holds a tablet. Nearby, an older gray-haired man crouches while talking with a younger woman holding a tablet. On the right, a young woman and a bearded man sit together looking at a device. Several other people converse in the background.
Above them stretches a large, flowing network of translucent blue, turquoise, purple, orange, and gold ribbons connected by glowing points and thin lines, suggesting digital communication, information exchange, and interconnected communities. The background combines abstract architectural forms with a deep blue, textured sky. The overall atmosphere is warm, collaborative, inclusive, and futuristic, visually representing people connecting with one another through technology and a shared digital network.

Crossing The Finisterre & The Existential Question

With an ultimate goal to:

Remember [Our] Humanity,
and forget the rest...”


—Russell–Einstein Manifesto, 1955