Presentation "Traceable algorithms: a legal framework for the use of AI"
The results of the three-year research project "Comprehensible algorithms: a legal framework for the use of AI", which was supported by the Mercator Foundation Switzerland, were presented today at Welle7 in Bern.
After introductory remarks by Thomas Schneider on the legal situation in the Council of Europe, Nadja Braun Binder, Prof. Florent Thouvenin and Stephanie Volz presented the results on
👉 Transparency in the state & companies
👉 Data protection
👉 Discrimination
👉 Manipulation
The white papers on the subjects discussed are available online: https: //lnkd.in/eCAtewRZ
This was followed by a lively discussion with representatives from politics and civil society
Angela Müller from AlgorithmWatch CH, Isabelle Chappuis National Councillor Die Mitte and Gerhard Andrey National Councillor Grüne Schweiz took part.