Roundtable Discussion:
"KI erklärt" ("AI explained") - Trustworthy AI
March 20th 2025, 19:00, Deutsches Museum Bonn
In this round table discussion, we will examine “trustworthy AI” from the perspective of business, politics, computer science and ethics. We talk about this with Tim Achtermeyer, the NRW state chairman of
Bündnis 90/ Die Grünen; André Christ, Co-Founder & General Manager of SAP LeanIX; Dr. Florian Mai,
computer scientist and junior research group leader at the Conversational AI and Social Analytics (CAISA) Lab at the University of Bonn and Dr. Julia Maria Mönig,
philosopher and ethicist and project manager of the philosophy sub-project in the KI.NRW flagship project “Certified AI”.
Workshop
Philosophy and Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
In today’s rapidly evolving world, advanced technologies like AI are not only transforming economies and governance but also reshaping societal values and human coexistence. While those technologies are already widely discussed within the disciplines of computer science, economics or applied ethics, their development and application concern core issues of the humanities. Over the course of the conference, we want to discuss not only how these technologies should be designed and used, but also how digital technologies influence concepts of humanity or society.
Behind the Curtains of Oz: From AI Myths to AI Truths
Join us for a thought-provoking morning at the Center for Science and Thought, where leading AI scholars and experts take on some of the most overused terms in AI discourse—and dismantle them.
Catalog of General Ethical Requirements for AI Certification
Workshop December 18th 2024, 3-5pm IZPH:
"General Ethical Requirements for AI Certification" a conversation with
Jocelyn Maclure and Markus Gabriel and launch of the whitepaper by Nicholas
Kluge Corrêa and Julia Maria Mönig.
The research project "Certified AI" explores the question of what a
certification of "trustworthy AI" could look like. The philosophy team, Nicholas
Kluge Corrêa and Julia Maria Mönig, research this question from an ethical
perspective.
"KI erklärt" – Control and Regulation of AI: An introduction
Talks and Discussion: November 12th 2024, 7pm, Deutsches Museum Bonn:
The event series "KI erklärt" aims to make the „myth“ of artificial intelligence more accessible to a broader audience.
Together with leading experts, we explain fundamental concepts and functionalities of artificial intelligence and discuss ethical, economical and political question.
For the first event, the focus will be on regulation of AI: In two talks, AI experts Olivia J. Erdélyi and Was Rahman will explain the fundamental concepts behind AI-technology and shed light on what control and regulation of AI (can) look like. Afterwards, there will be the opportunity for questions and discussion. The event well be held in German.
Links
- https://www.cst.uni-bonn.de/en/events/ki-erklaert-vertrauenswuerdige-ki
- https://www.cst.uni-bonn.de/en/events/philosophy-and-ethics-of-artificial-intelligence
- https://www.cst.uni-bonn.de/en/events/behind-the-curtains-of-oz-from-ai-myths-to-ai-truths
- https://www.cst.uni-bonn.de/en/events/catalog-of-general-ethical-requirements-for-ai-ethics
- https://www.cst.uni-bonn.de/en/events/ai-explained-control-and-regulation-of-ai-an-introduction
- https://www.cst.uni-bonn.de/en/events/events-archive