Artificial intelligence enables systems to make preliminary selections, categorize customer inquiries or determine who gets a loan, for example in application processes. It doesn't have to be bad.
In the worst case, such systems can also have a massive impact on the everyday life of citizens, for example if governments use artificial intelligence to fully monitor and control their citizens. So how can. an ethical handling of artificial intelligence look and succeed?

At the Next Conference https://nextconf.eu/ I met Professor Virginia Dignum from Delft University in the Netherlands, who gave a keynote there. In her work, she focuses on the value-oriented design of intelligent systems, especially the ethical and social effects of artificial intelligence. She was recently appointed to the European Union's high-level group of AI experts to develop recommendations for.