The digital transformation brings with it sociological, political, ethical and legal challenges that ultimately affect not only our society, but global relevance. Research in this area must therefore be responsible, that is to say both to reflect social needs and to explore and evaluate possible effects on personal freedom of movement, democratic principles and social interaction. The aim of the L3S is to analyze legal and ethical framework conditions, to identify the need for regulatory action and to develop options for action. In this way, research can already take into account legal implications during development and at the same time act as a catalyst for politics, society and the economy.
Projekte
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BIAS Bias and Discrimination in Big Data and Algorithmic Processing. Philosophical Assessments, Legal Dimensions, and Technical Solutions
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CampaNeo Platform for real-time vehicle data campaigns
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Proposing of new data cleansing procedures by looking at previous procedures
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Cyberangriffe gegen Unternehmen Cybercrime Research focusing on small and medium-sized enterprises
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Digital Cases Exploring complex information and case management software in professional organizations
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Zukunftslabor: Gesellschaft und Arbeit Digital transformation and its Impact on Society and Work
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IREM Interpretability of Retrieval Models
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MIRROR From perception to expectation to realization: comprehensive intermedia analysis on misinformation when migrating into the EU and potentially resulting threats.
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NoBIAS The core objective of NoBIAS is to research and develop novel methods for AI-based decision-making without bias
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Optimizing geriatric care with sensor networks OPAL develops participatory strategies for the digital transformation of care work
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