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
The IEAI attends the World AI Cannes Festival
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.
Fujitsu and TUM enter Year 2 of their Collaboration
Fujitsu and TUM enter Year 2 of their collaboration to move AI accountability from a conceptual stage to industry practice.
IEAI Kicks Off a New Round of Projects in Garching
New IEAI research projects were presented by representatives of each project.
IEAI White Paper Series – Towards an Accountability Framework for Artificial Intelligence Systems
"Towards an Accountability Framework for Artifici [...]
Workshop “Risk Management and Responsibility Assessment”
Workshop “Risk Management and Responsibility Assessment”
Workshop “Accountability Requirements for AI Applications”
Workshop “Accountability Requirements for AI Applications”
TUM and Fujitsu launch new Collaboration
The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in everyday life not only represents a technical challenge, it also raises a number of ethical questions. The TUM Institute for Ethics in Artificial Intelligence (IEAI) addresses these questions and will be assisted in the future by Japanese technology company Fujitsu.