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KITQAR: developing quality standards for AI testing and training data

The development of AI systems requires large amounts of training data. Yet to date, very few quality standards for such data have emerged. The new research project KITQAR aims to establish these standards.
How is AI changing the working world of today and tomorrow?

What are the concrete ramifications of AI for our everyday working lives? To date, much remains unclear. The project ai:conomics has set itself the task of gaining new insight into precisely this question. As a first step, the project has put together a summary of the current state of research.
ai:conomics investigates the impact of AI in field experiments

How is artificial intelligence (AI) changing today’s working world? The research project ai:conomics, supported by the Policy Lab, provides evidence-based answers drawn from practice, thanks to field experiments looking at the use of AI in companies.
11 AI projects for operational practice

The Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs is promoting operational Innovation Spaces for AI learning and experimentation as part of the New Quality of Work Initiative.
AI and employees: study examining the interactions

What specific AI solutions are already being used in companies’ day-to-day practice and what impact are they having on employees? A research project initiated by IBM and ver.di with the support of the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (BMAS) offers first insights.
Updated AI strategy

With its updated AI strategy, the Federal Government is outlining its plans for establishing and expanding AI ecosystems in Germany and the rest of Europe. In particular, it wants to more strongly support the development and application of AI systems providing benefits for the common good.
The AI strategy and the measures BMAS is taking

The AI strategy is taking Artificial Intelligence (AI) to an internationally leading level in Germany. In developing and utilising AI in the working world, the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (BMAS) is pursuing a human-centric approach.
The future is now: artificial intelligence in the world of work

The Policy Lab organised the online symposium 'AI in the working world'. It focused on the understanding and acceptance of AI across national border as well as the cooperation between labour and technology policies.
Transatlantic dialogue on Artificial Intelligence

In a transatlantic dialogue, the Policy Lab is bringing together leading experts from technology development and application as well as researchers from the United States and Europe.
Scientific Perspectives on AI

An experts‘ insight into the current discourse about artificial intelligence.

Artificial Intelligence

Smart traffic, ridesharing, online dating, personalized playlists on streaming platforms, or job sharing platforms: For most of us, artificial intelligence (AI) is already a part of our daily lives, although we may not be aware of it. Nonetheless, the discourse about AI is often abstract and raises numerous questions regarding ethics, culture, law, and society.

In addition, the new technology will also see increasing application at work. It is transforming job tasks, the organization and the content of work. The Policy Lab Digital, Work & Society aims to proactively promote the approach of a human-centred development and usage of AI in the world of work. It takes on an active role in AI’s implementation within the broader discourse by observing and analysing developments, and promoting the social aspects of the development and application of technology.