I have been doing research on philosophical issues raised by the attributions of moral responsibility, also in relation to philosophical debates on the role of mental capacities, intentions, and causation in criminal responsibility. Since I moved to Delft I have started investigating issues of human moral responsibility in relation to the design and use of emerging technologies, in particular neurotechnologies and robotics. Together with my partners in the interdisciplinary project Meaningful Human Control over Automated Driving Systems, I am currently creating a new theoretical framework to design for better safety and clearer distribution of moral responsibility in automated driving. This project relies on my previous work on the ethics of Autonomous Weapon Systems; the ultimate goal of this line of research is creating a general theory of what we call “meaningful human control”, to be applicable to a broad range of AI-based autonomous systems. Among my other current research projects is the development of a map of ethical issues in transportation technologies. (And yes, I have co-authored a popular book in Italian on the philosophy of football).