Tania Moerenhout is a Senior Lecturer at the Bioethics Department of the University of Otago and a general practitioner in Ōtepoti Dunedin. She graduated as a general practitioner in Belgium in 2009 and completed a PhD in philosophy at Ghent University in 2019 before moving to Aotearoa in 2020. Her main research interest lies in digital health ethics, with a focus on integrating ethical considerations into technology design, digital assistive technologies for older adults, the ethical use of artificial intelligence in primary care, and the secondary use of routinely collected healthcare data. Tania is a member of the National Ethics Advisory Committee and of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians’ ethics committee. She is also a principal investigator for AIMCura, an MBIE-AI Singapore-funded project aiming to develop an AI-driven platform for cognitive health in older adults.