This is the third lecture of an entire series of lectures given by the researchers of Lancaster University Leipzig.
In this event, JProf Dr. Thomas Schmid, Assistant Professor in Computer Science, will present his latest research. His session is called “Why we need an ingredients declaration for AI – and what it will look like”.
Artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into our daily lives. As AI takes over control over more and more tools and systems that surround us, understanding how AI systems work and make decisions has never been more important. This lecture introduces a proposal for a “Transparency Label” for AI systems, designed to empower consumers and citizens with the knowledge they need to navigate a world influenced by AI. Just as nutritional labels on food help us make informed choices, the Transparency Label will provide clear, accessible information about how AI systems operate, what data they use, and how they reach their conclusions. Based on the so-called AI=MC² taxonomy, this label will offer a straightforward summary of key aspects of an AI system, including its purpose, the type of data it processes, and any potential biases that could affect its outcomes. It will also highlight whether the system allows for human oversight or intervention. By fostering greater transparency, this label aims to promote trust in AI, helping users understand both the potential benefits and risks of AI-powered technologies. Ultimately, the Transparency Label seeks to democratize knowledge, ensuring that everyone—from policymakers to everyday users—can engage with AI in a more informed and responsible way. Together, we will explore the potential of such a label and learn more about its implications for the future of AI in society. Join the audience and discussion!
If you want to attend this lecture, please register via the link below.
Dies ist die dritte Vorlesung einer ganzen Reihe von Vorträgen, die von Forschern der Lancaster University Leipzig gehalten werden.
Bei dieser Veranstaltung wird JProf Dr. Thomas Schmid, Assistant Professor in Computer Science, seine neuesten Forschungsergebnisse vorstellen. Seine Vorlesung trägt den Titel „Wieso wir Inhaltsangaben für KI brauchen – und wie sie aussehen werden.”
Um an der Vorlesung teilzunehmen, melden Sie sich bitte über diesen Link an:
At Lancaster University Leipzig, we believe research should be shared beyond academia. That’s why our researchers present their latest cutting-edge projects in a way that’s engaging and easy to understand for everyone. These presentations are free and open to all – a chance to broaden your horizons and discover new perspectives. Talks will be delivered in English, accompanied by live-generated German subtitles.
An der Lancaster Leipzig sind wir überzeugt: Forschung sollte nicht nur innerhalb der Wissenschaft bleiben. Deshalb präsentieren unsere Forscherinnen und Forscher ihre neuesten Projekte auf verständliche und spannende Weise – für alle Interessierten. Die Veranstaltungen sind kostenlos und offen für alle – eine Gelegenheit, den eigenen Horizont zu erweitern und neue Perspektiven kennenzulernen. Die Vorträge finden auf Englisch statt und werden mit live-generierten deutschen Untertiteln begleitet.
