Ethics
Law
Responsibility
Projects
The Cambridge Handbook of Responsible Artificial Intelligence
“The Cambridge Handbook of Responsible Artificial Intelligence – Interdisciplinary Perspectives” will be published in September 2022. It comprises 28 chapters written by participants of our virtual conference “Global Perspectives on Responsible AI”. The book will provide conceptual, technical, ethical, social and legal perspectives on “Responsible AI” and discusses pressing governance challenges for AI and AI systems for the next decade from a global and transdisciplinary perspective.
AI-TRUST
AI Trust develops an ’embedded ethics and law’ approach that aims to investigate the ethical and legal challenges of a deep learning-based assistive system for EEG diagnosis. Throughout the research phase we will jointly develop normative guidance for the development of the system.
RESCALE
RESCALE is a multidisciplinary project on metalearning of assistive robots in which we pursue a design-based approach involving mixed-methods qualitative research.
KIDELIR
KIDELIR is a multidisciplinary project on AI-based decision support for predicting delirium in clinical patients.
News
Silja Vöneky in »Deutschlandfunk«
Prof. Dr Silja Vöneky from the responsible-AI team was interviewed on the role of artificial intelligence for the German radio programme “Deutschlandfunk Kultur”.
Responsible AI visits Care Robot LIO
On August 4th, 2021, Dr. Philipp Kellmeyer and Patricia Gleim, from the Responsible AI research group at the Freiburg Institute for Advanced Studies (FRIAS) of the University of Freiburg, visited the care robot LIO (F&P Robotics) at the St. Marienhaus nursing home in Constance.
New Research Project AI-TRUST
AI-TRUST – Interpretable Artificial Intelligence Systems for Trustworthy Applications in Medicine (starting October 2020) with Dr. Philipp Kellmeyer, Prof. Dr. Tonio Ball, Prof. Dr. Wolfram Burgard, Prof. Dr. Oliver Müller and Ass.Prof. Dr. Joschka Boedecker.
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