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Artificial Intelligence

Position statement from the Federal Government in response to the European Commission’s white paper on AI
In its 28-page position statement, the Federal Government reacts in detail to the deliberations of the European Commission on the future handling of artificial intelligence in business, work and society.
Digital Summit 2019 in Dortmund
At the Digital Summit in Dortmund, the leading ministries presented their progress within the framework of the AI strategy.
The AI Strategy
In its AI Strategy, the Federal Government commits to achieving leading global excellence in the research and development and the application of AI in Germany. The Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (BMAS) champions a human-centric approach in the development and application of AI in the…
New funding guideline human-centred AI systems
New funding guideline published to support the testing and application of human-centred AI systems.
Digital Summit in Nuremberg
At the Digital Summit in Nuremberg, Björn Böhning, State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (BMAS), together with Federal Minister for Economic Affairs Peter Altmaier and Federal Minister of Research and Education Anja Karliczcek presented the German Federal Government…
Focus Group on Artificial Intelligence in the World of Work
What does AI mean for companies and their employees? This is a question that the focus group on artificial intelligence in the world of work is addressing on behalf of BMAS.
Platform on the Digital World of Work
Identify the need for action in business and policymaking and develop solutions: These are the tasks facing the platform on the digital world of work (Plattform Digitale Arbeitswelt”).
AI made in Germany
Federal Labour Minister Heil and State Secretary Björn Böhning explain the goals and measures in the AI strategy.
Participation in the online consultation process
Formulation of the AI strategy was paralleled by a comprehensive consultation process with national associations, organisations and institutions.
Measures for a human-centric approach in AI
Playing at the top of the global league in key technologies such as artificial intelligence requires equal investment in technology and in human skills.
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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.