We would like to inform you about the following publication of Prof. Lütge:
ICIS 2019 SIGHCI Workshop Panel Report: Human–Computer Interaction Challenges and Opportunities for Fair, Trustworthy and Ethical Artificial Intelligence. AIS Transactions on Human-Computer Interaction, 12(2), pp. 96-108…
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On June 22, Prof. Lütge has given an online lecture at the Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence on the topic "AI and Sustainability" in the panel "AI Ethics, Governance and Sustainable Development" (人工智能伦理、治理与可持续发展专题论坛). Click here for further information.
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On Monday, 10, Professor Erik Angner (Stockholm University) delivered a zoom-lecture on Epistemic Humility – Knowing Your Limits in a Pandemic and on the implications of the CoVid-19 crisis on the academic debate.
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“Short-term decisions can have a long-term impact on our world”
The weapons deployed in the fight against the covid-19 pandemic also include artificial intelligence. AI might be able to recognize patterns in the spread of the disease, for example. These new possibilities raise ethical issues,…
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“The time for analysing how AI is deployed -whom it affects, how it affects them, what are its broader social and economic impacts- is now.”
The COVID-19 crisis has already changed daily life in innumerable ways, and it will continue to have a significant impact as it shifts global opinion,…
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The Chair of Business Ethics co-hosted the 12th annual Forum for Humane Economic Order „Menschenwürdige Wirtschaftsordnung“ with the Academy for Political Education Tutzing on 6-7 March 2020. Set behind a stunning view of Lake Starnberg and the Alps, this year’s forum focused on the topic “Ethics in…
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We would like to draw your attention to a new interview with Professor Lütge on the subject of regulation of artificial intelligence.
The interview titled "Making AI Systems Fairer Will Require Time" was published on Communications of the ACM. A link to the interview can be found here.
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