More bureaucracy instead of more security or more fairness. The effects of AI regulation
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2024
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04B - Conference paper
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Society 5.0. 4th International Conference, Society 5.0 2024, Moka, Mauritius, June 26–28, 2024, Revised Selected Papers
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Communications in Computer and Information Science
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2173
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57-67
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Springer
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Mauritius
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The paper poses the question whether regulation of AI applications can guarantee data sover-eignty and fair treatment of individuals. A closer look at already existing regulations reveals that these lofty goals can hardly be achieved. Regulations mostly increase bureaucracy instead of increasing security or fairness. There are several reasons for this failure, which are highlighted in this paper.
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Society 5.0 Conference
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26.06.2024
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28.06.2024
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978-3-031-71411-5
978-3-031-71412-2
978-3-031-71412-2
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English
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Binswanger, M. (2024). More bureaucracy instead of more security or more fairness. The effects of AI regulation. In H. Smuts & K. Hinkelmann (Eds.), Society 5.0. 4th International Conference, Society 5.0 2024, Moka, Mauritius, June 26–28, 2024, Revised Selected Papers (pp. 57–67). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-71412-2_5