AI: those are citizens marching, not robots
Artificial intelligence, usually thought of as substituting human endeavour, should be conceived as a way of enhancing it for all.
politics, economy and employment & labour
by Miapetra Kumpula-Natri on
Artificial intelligence, usually thought of as substituting human endeavour, should be conceived as a way of enhancing it for all.
by Martin Schüßler on
Since AI involves interactions between machines and humans—rather than just the former replacing the latter—’explainable AI’ is a new challenge.
by Selin Sayek Böke on
The coronavirus crisis demands a regulatory framework for the application of AI to protect public health without jeopardising human rights.
Once we recognise the human was never outside of artificial intelligence, we can use it to help create a digital society for the common good.
by Elena Esposito on
Sociologist Elena Esposito suggests shifting the focus of artificial intelligence to machines as communication partners. Interview by Florian Butollo.
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