Ethics of Algorithms

From principles to practice: How can we make AI ethics measurable?

2. April 2020 / Carla Hustedt, Lajla Fetic

Discussions about the societal consequences of algorithmic decision-making systems are omnipresent. A growing number of guidelines for the ethical development of so-called artificial intelligence (AI) have been put forward by stakeholders from the private sector, civil society, and the scientific and policymaking spheres. The Bertelsmann Stiftung’s Algo.Rules are among this body of proposals. However, it […]

3 questions for … Marina Jirotka and Helena Webb

18. July 2019 / Viktoria Grzymek

Marina Jirotka (Professor of Human Centred Computing) and Helena Webb (Senior Researcher) work at the University of Oxford’s Department of Computer Science, in the Human Centred Computing theme. From 2016 to 2018 they participated in the research project “UnBias: Emancipating Users Against Algorithmic Biases for a Trusted Digital Economy”, a collaboration with the Universities of […]

Automated Decisions: Europe must speak with one voice

11. June 2019 / Ralph Müller-Eiselt, Lajla Fetic

Automated decisions have become a part of many Europeans’ daily lives. Whether for job searches in Finland, healthcare functions in Italy, or the identification of neglected children in Denmark, such systems are coming into use in many EU countries – often for core public-administration functions. Will the EU be able to develop a common response […]

The Self-Policing Effect of Automated Data Processing

23. May 2019 / Niklas Eder

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) rests on the premise that the protection of personal data guarantees the protection of privacy. This premise has been subject to substantial criticism. It has been convincingly argued that with the help of algorithm-based processing of large data sets, knowledge about individuals can be inferred without violating GDPR provisions. […]

Algo.Rules – How do we get the ethics into the code?

14. March 2019 / Carla Hustedt

Algorithmic systems are being implemented in a growing number of areas and are being used to make decisions that have a profound impact on our lives. It is up to us to ensure that these systems are designed for the benefit of society. We believe that the design and use of algorithmic systems must follow certain rules, […]

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What Europe Knows and Thinks about Algorithms

6. February 2019 / Viktoria Grzymek

“Algorithm” has become one of our era’s prominent buzzwords, with hardly any political or economic debate lacking some reference. Media coverage of algorithms is also growing dramatically – today, the topic can even be found on newspapers’ front pages. However – or perhaps because of this – it is worth taking a look beneath the […]

Monitoring algorithmic systems will need more than the EU’s GDPR

24. January 2019 / Stephan Dreyer, Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schulz

Algorithmic systems evaluate people – which poses risks – for us as individuals, for groups and for society as a whole. It is therefore important that algorithmic processes be auditable. Can the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) help foster this kind of oversight and protect us from the risks inherent to algorithmic decision-making? Answers […]

All I want for christmas is a quality criteria catalogue for algorithms.

12. December 2018 / Carla Hustedt

Data scientists roaming the room, visitors having busy conversations, christmas jingles in the background, setting the mood for the evening. Last week I presented the #algorules project at the Berlin based Data Science Agency idalab, asking questions like “What standards of quality could algorithms be held to?” and “How is it possible to make sure that these standards […]

Opinion Piece: Will Germany’s plan for AI make it a leader? Or will it divide Europe?

16. November 2018 / Steven Hill

Why Germany needs to focus on AI that benefits humanity After a long period of planning and incubation, the German government recently agreed on its new strategy for Artificial Intelligence (AI) development. The plan certainly includes a number of forward-looking steps, but it is also deeply flawed

What strategies are needed to ensure machines serve humankind?

15. November 2018 / Julia Krüger, Konrad Lischka

Impact assessments, seals of quality for the origin and quality of data, creating class-action rights for federal anti-discrimination agencies, establishing an agency with algorithmic oversight – there are several ways to go about making sure that algorithmic systems are used for the well-being of everyone in society. The working paper “Machines in the Service of […]

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From principles to practice: How can we make AI ethics measurable?

3 questions for … Marina Jirotka and Helena Webb

Automated Decisions: Europe must speak with one voice

The Self-Policing Effect of Automated Data Processing

Algo.Rules – How do we get the ethics into the code?

What Europe Knows and Thinks about Algorithms

Monitoring algorithmic systems will need more than the EU’s GDPR

All I want for christmas is a quality criteria catalogue for algorithms.

Opinion Piece: Will Germany’s plan for AI make it a leader? Or will it divide Europe?

What strategies are needed to ensure machines serve humankind?

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