New article “Autonomous Driving Ethics”
The article emphasizes the importance of considering insights from law and ethics, when developing recommendations for autonomous vehicles in dilemma or unavoidable accident situations.
Including the Perspectives of Global South in the Research of AI Governance
Celina Bottino, the Project Director at the Institute for Technology & Society of Rio de Janeiro (ITS Rio), presented her research on AI Governance and Policy In The Global South at the latest IEAI Speaker Series that took place on March 25, 2021.
RAIN-Africa – One year anniversary
The aim of the RAIN Africs network is to build a network of scholars working on the responsible development and use of AI in Africa.
Announcing the release of the IEAI 2020 Annual Report
Enjoy the read of our first Annual Report. 2020 was both - exciting and intense- and we have many reasons to feel proud of what we have accomplished throughout this challenging year.
Computational Social Science presentations
Prof. Dr. Pfeffer, organized a virtual event, where the student of his “Computational Social Science” class presented their research. This class was motivated by his research around the development and propagation of negative dynamics on social media and this semester it focused on Polarization and Radicalization.
The increasing importance of algorithmic auditing in the field of AI Ethics
Algorithmic auditing is a complex research procedure that involves the assessment, mitigation and the assurance of an algorithm’s safety and legality. This process is divided into a governance and technical audit.
Free online course “AI Ethics: Global Perspectives”
The AI Ethics: Global Perspectives is designed to raise awareness and help institutions work toward more responsible use of AI. Intended for policymakers, students—and anyone interested.
GAIEC Repository officially launched
The GAIEC Repository centralizes data, publications and other work from our members and those working on AI ethics, broadly.
Building more trustworthy and ethical AI systems is not only a research question it’s a business, legal and societal imperative
Andrea Martin explored in depth the topic of trustworthy AI and the importance of implementing mechanisms to increase trustworthiness in AI systems being developed in order to increase consumer acceptance.
Participating in the public consultation of the “White Paper on Artificial Intelligence”
The Institute for Ethics in Artificial Intelligence - TUM took part in the public consultation on the “White Paper on Artificial Intelligence – a European Approach to excellence and trust” published on February 19, 2020 by the European Commission.