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RespOnSible ArtificiaL Intelligence Ecosystems - Comparing the UK and Germany
Project mission
Project mission
The ROSALIE project will make a crucial contribution to discussions of ethics and responsibility in AI by providing a conceptually sound and empirically rich analysis of how responsibility is perceived, attributed and enacted across different AI ecosystems. A comparative study exploring the differences and similarities between German and UK AI ecosystems will be undertaken to identify defining features of such ecosystems that influence responsibility.
Project activities
Project activities
Conceptual and normative analysis
Conceptual and normative analysis
Provide an overview of both the German and UK discourses on AI in general and the normative foundations of the AI ethics discourse
Stakeholder and community engagement
Stakeholder and community engagement
Develop, maintain, and critically reflect on modes of interaction with relevant stakeholders
Empirical investigations
Empirical investigations
Collection and analysis of empirical information in order to characterise and compare the national AI ecosystems in the UK and Germany
Case studies of AI ecosystems
Case studies of AI ecosystems
Detailed study of 10 organizational cases (5 UK / 5 Germany) as building blocks of AI ecosystems
Synthesis
Synthesis
Brings together insights from all project activities
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