Workshop with Fujitsu on the Risks Associated with AI systems
Workshop with Fujitsu on the Risks Associated with AI systems and Determining Responsibilities within Organizations
Workshop with Fujitsu on the Risks Associated with AI systems and Determining Responsibilities within Organizations
Earlier this month, our Director Prof. Dr. Lütge, Executive Director Caitlin Corrigan, and Research Associates Alexander Kriebitz and Auxane Boch attended the 2nd edition of the World AI Cannes Festival in France.
Researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) have developed autonomous driving software which distributes risk on the street in a fair manner.
Deutsches Museum will be displaying a science communication experiment project titled “Earth under the Microscope”.
Research Brief October 2022: Reflecting on AI ethics – Perspectives from the Global AI Ethics Consortium by Anastasia Aritzi and Caitlin Corrigan
Fujitsu and TUM enter Year 2 of their collaboration to move AI accountability from a conceptual stage to industry practice.
On the 27th of October 2022, Professor Mrinalini Kochupilai, guest professor working on AI ethics at the Future Lab AI4EO, conducted an Interview with the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research as part of their funding for International Future Labs for Artificial Intelligence.
New IEAI research projects were presented by representatives of each project.
November 14th, we spoke with Mbangula Lameck Amugongo, IEAI Researcher and Member of the MELISSA Team.
From September 19-23, three IEAI researchers, Auxane Boch, Ellen Hohma and Franziska Poszler, participated in the ‘Global Summit on Responsible AI’ in Rio de Janeiro, hosted by the Institute for Technology & Society of Rio de Janeiro (ITS Rio) and co-organized by partners from the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society (BKC) at Harvard University and the Nordic Center for Internet and Society (BI) at Norwegian Business School.