Fairness in Zeiten Künstlicher Intelligenz

This anthology highlights the tension between artificial intelligence and fairness. It focuses on questions of responsibility attribution, governance, participation, and ethical design—viewed from the perspectives of science, practice, consumers, and NextGen representatives. It combines theoretical foundations with empirical insights and practical ideas and ties in with the CDR Conference 2024. The target audience is primarily companies that are involved in or aspire to be involved in the field of corporate digital responsibility (CDR). At the same time, the volume also provides politicians, scientists, civil society, and interested citizens with valuable ideas and guidance on dealing with AI and fairness.

With contributions by
Paula Becker | Beatriz Bilfinger | Marie Blachetta | Emily Breuer | Alexander Brink | K. Valerie Carl | Annette Cerulli-Harms | Anna-Sophie Christ | Jonah Dähne | Karin Dietl | Saskia Dörr | Frank Esselmann | Maximilian Förster | Olivia Hankins | Marc P. Hauer | Leonard Henke | Maria Hinz | Christian Hugo Hoffmann | Jens-Rainer Jänig | Katharina Keilhofer | Sara Elisa Kettner | Till Klein | Christian Kurtz | Cristina Mihale-Wilson | Benjamin Müller | Julia Muff | Bartosz Przybylek | Felix von Roesgen | Nicole Schaufler | Isabelle Karoline Schlegel | Maike Scholz | Kilian Steinbeck | Christian Thorun | Julian Wagner | Jakob Wößner

This Title is also Available as Open Access.