AI governance

A new study by Kim Lisa Ermler and her co-authors examines how German news media portray “trustworthy AI” and assign responsibility for it. The findings reveal tensions between challenging existing power asymmetries and legitimizing certain actors as providers of trustworthy technologies.

The PGMT Lab welcomes EMILDAI master's students Mauricio Dal Pozzo Schneider and Nataly Garcia Alvarado for a summer research stay.

 In April, ZeMKI launched a new international and transdisciplinary research initiative titled “Fostering Digital Pan-Africanism in AI Governance through Evidence and Action“ (AI PAN-AFRICANISM). The project is funded by VolkswagenStiftung in their ‘Change! Fellowship’ line of funding and led by Dr. Dennis Redeker. AI PAN-AFRICANISM conducts state-of-the-art mixed methods research and co-develops decolonial, rights-based, and (…)