The emergence of artificial intelligence has triggered enthusiasm and promise of boundless opportunities as much as uncertainty about its limits. The contributions to this volume explore the limits of AI, describe the necessary conditions for its functionality, reveal its attendant technical and social problems, and present some existing and potential solutions. At the same time, the contributors highlight the societal and attending economic hopes and fears, utopias and dystopias that are associated with the current and future development of artificial intelligence.
Learning AlgorithmsSeiten 9 - 42 Christian Reuter, Matthias Wolff, Lorenz Richter, Rainer Berkemer, Markus Grottke, Ulrich Schade, Albert Pritzkau, Daniel Claeser, Steffen Winandy, Elise Özalp, Katrin Hartwig, Kati Nowack, Ivan Kraljevski, Carsten Hartmann, Stefan Rieger, Isabel Kusche, Constanze Tschöpe Download Kapitel (PDF)
Transgressing the BoundariesSeiten 43 - 82 Christian Reuter, Matthias Wolff, Lorenz Richter, Rainer Berkemer, Markus Grottke, Ulrich Schade, Albert Pritzkau, Daniel Claeser, Steffen Winandy, Elise Özalp, Katrin Hartwig, Kati Nowack, Ivan Kraljevski, Carsten Hartmann, Stefan Rieger, Isabel Kusche, Constanze Tschöpe Download Kapitel (PDF)
Limits and Prospects of Ethics in the Context of Law and Society by the Example of Accident Algorithms of Autonomous DrivingSeiten 83 - 114 Peter Klimczak Download Kapitel (PDF)
Limits and Prospects of Big Data and Small Data Approaches in AI ApplicationsSeiten 115 - 142 Matthias Wolff, Constanze Tschöpe Download Kapitel (PDF)
When You Can''t Have What You WantSeiten 163 - 194 Christian Reuter, Matthias Wolff, Lorenz Richter, Rainer Berkemer, Markus Grottke, Ulrich Schade, Albert Pritzkau, Daniel Claeser, Steffen Winandy, Elise Özalp, Katrin Hartwig, Kati Nowack, Ivan Kraljevski, Carsten Hartmann, Stefan Rieger, Isabel Kusche, Constanze Tschöpe Download Kapitel (PDF)
