Title
The human behind human-centered AI
Abstract
In philosophy and other disciplines, the question what distinguishes humans from animals has been debated for centuries. However, current technological advancements in the field of artificial intelligence raise concerns about the distinction between humans and machines. What is therefore meant if legislators or AI ethicists claim that the development and deployment of AI systems are supposed to be human-centered? Is this human-centricity actually (just) a synonym for value-centered design? And can this “humanness” be translated into code, standards or norms?
About Julia
Julie Mönig is a Postdoc Research Associate at the CST, Project manager of the subproject philosophy in the AI.NRW flagship project “Certified AI”, and Principle Investigator of the project “Rethinking Privacy after this Pandemic.”