Artificial intelligence (AI) will fundamentally change the way we live and work in the future. Current AI systems are still far from being classified as “artificial general intelligence”, i.e. able to perform and solve intellectual tasks as well as or better than a human being. However, it is already foreseeable that AI systems will become a reality. Until then, there are a number of fundamental legal as well as ethical and moral questions to clarify and minimum standards to establish.
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- Precise definition and documentation of the intended use of the AI system
- Transparent (internal) documentation of the AI training data and algorithm
- Detailed contractual provisions for developing and using AI
- Creation and ongoing maintenance of a data protection management and cyber security management concept for the AI system
- Exploring new and innovative legal avenues and implementing an appropriate legal structure for the use of AI machines
- AI compliance support: Establishing internal processes and creating conditions that not only ensure the trustworthy use of AI, but also legally protect AI applications and models