Suchergebnisse

Artificial intelligence and its Regulation in the European Union Gauri Sinha and Rupert Dunbar -- The impact of facial recognition technology empowered by artificial intelligence on the right to privacy / Natalia Menéndez González -- The malicious use of artificial intelligence against government and political institutions in the psychological area / Evgeny Pashentsev and Darya Bazarkina -- Leveraging artificial intelligence in citizenship by investment programmes / Jeiel D. Joseph -- Artificial intelligence application in advance healthcare decision-making : potentials, challenges, and regulatory safeguards / Hui Yun Chan -- Artificial intelligence in the legal profession / Damian M. Bielicki -- Artificial intelligence : an earthquake in copyright protection of the digital music / Luo Li -- Artificial intelligence and risk preparedness in the aviation industry / Kinga Kolasa-Sokołowska -- Autonomous AI, smart seaports, and supply chain management : challenges and risks / Mitja Kovač -- Artificial intelligence and climate-energy policies of the EU and Japan / Maciej M. Sokołowski -- The regulation of militarised artificial intelligence : protecting civilians through legal reviews of new weapons and precautions / Tsvetelina van Benthem -- The use of artificial intelligence in armed conflicts-implications for state responsibility / Dominika Iwan -- The problematisation of human control over lethal autonomous weapons : a case study of the U.S. Department of State / Mikołaj Firlej.

AbstractArtificial Intelligence, both as a hope of making substantial progress, and a fear of the unknown and unimaginable, has its roots in human dreams. These dreams are materialized by means of rational intellectual efforts. We see the beginnings of such a process in Lullus's fancies. Many scholars and enthusiasts participated in the development of Lullus's art,ars combinatoria. Amongst them, Athanasius Kircher distinguished himself. Gottfried Leibniz ended the period in which the idea of artificial intelligence was shaped, and started the new period, in which artificial intelligence could be considered part of science, by today's standards.

Chapter 1: Introduction -- Part I: Can an AI System Be Ethical? -- Chapter 2: Bias and Discrimination in Machine Decision-Making Systems -- Chapter 3: Opacity, machine learning and explainable AI -- Chapter 4: The Moral Status of AI Entities -- Part II: Ethical Controversies About AI Applications -- Chapter 5: Ethics of Virtual Assistants -- Chapter 6: Ethics of Virtual Reality -- Chapter 7: Ethical Problems of the Use of Deepfakes in the Arts and Culture -- Chapter 8: Exploring the Ethics of Interaction with Care Robots -- Chapter 9: Ethics of Autonomous Weapons Systems -- Part III: The Need for AI Boundaries -- Chapter 10: Ethical Principles and Governance for AI -- Chapter 11: AI, Sustainability, and Environmental Ethics -- Chapter 12: The Singularity, Superintelligent Machines, and Mind Uploading: The Technological Future?