Christian Herzog

Professor of Ethical, Legal and Social Aspects of AI

University of Lübeck

Germany

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Christian Herzog is a Professor of Ethical, Legal and Social Aspects of AI at the University of Lübeck, Germany. His research focuses on relational and culture-sensitive AI innovation, as well as the ethical implications of AI in medical settings. Recent publications discuss topics such as responsible innovation practices in medical AI, bridging principles and practice in ethical AI solutions, and challenges related to interpretability and moral deliberation in artificial intelligence.

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Frank Steinicke

Universität Hamburg

GERMANY

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Relational & culture-sensitive AI innovation

Towards trustworthy medical AI ecosystems – a proposal for supporting responsible innovation practices in AI-based medical innovation

Tailoring responsible research and innovation to the translational context: the case of AI-supported exergaming

A systemic perspective on bridging the principles-to-practice gap in creating ethical artificial intelligence solutions – a critique of dominant narratives and proposal for a collaborative way forward

Omics and AI in precision medicine: Maintaining socio-technical imaginaries by transforming technological assemblages

On the risk of confusing interpretability with explicability

On formal ethics versus inclusive moral deliberation

Three Risks That Caution Against a Premature Implementation of Artificial Moral Agents for Practical and Economical Use

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Frank Steinicke

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