Digital Ethics
Feature "Sustainability"
Sustainability - Call for Contributions
The digital industry is in the prime position to be changing energy consumption patterns, through intelligently-designed software, hardware, infrastructure and services. How is your company contributing to meeting the world’s climate targets?
Feature "Artificial Intelligence"
Artificial Intelligence in Support of Humans – Transparency, Trust, & Decision-Making
Prof. Norbert Pohlmann, on the need for transparency in algorithms, and keeping the human being in the decision-making loop in the development of AI systems.
Feature "Digital Ethics"
doteditorial: Ethical Standards for Digital Technologies: Evolution Instead of Revolution?
Oliver Süme, Chair of the eco Association, looks at how the development of ethical guidelines for digitalization requires the active involvement of all stakeholders within and across societies around the globe.
Feature "Internet Governance"
doteditorial: How the Industry is Taking Responsibility for a Better Internet
The key to maintaining the energy and innovation of digitalization, and ensuring societal safeguards, is industry self-regulation. The issues of trust, integrity, and privacy are now taking center stage – and the solution is that of socially responsible self-regulation, says Lars Steffen, Director of eco International.
Industry Insights "Internet Governance"
ID4me – An Open, Global, Federated Standard for Digital Identity Management
The Web Alienates Non-English Speakers — And We Need to Change That
Feature "Digital Ethics"
Digital Education as the Foundation of Digital Ethics in the Interconnected World
The interconnected world of tomorrow calls for an ethical approach to digital education today, a topic delved into by eco’s Managing Director Alexander Rabe.
Industry Insights "Digital Ethics"
Teaching AI to Learn
Feature "Digital Ethics"
Ethics in Digitalization
Henning Lesch from the eco Association explores the need to adapt approaches to regulation in response to the global challenges of digitalization, and the role that self-regulation can play in this transformation.
Feature "Artificial Intelligence"
AI – A Perspective on Human Rights and Society
Prof. Michael Rotert, eco Honorary President, looks at how industry and policy makers can shape and steer the impact AI has on human dignity and human rights.
Feature "Digital Ethics"
“This has been a tremendous experience” – Interview with Thomas Rickert
In the eco Association’s 25th anniversary year, Lars Steffen speaks to Thomas Rickert about the initiation of the eco Complaints Office, the CSA, and further initiatives for an Internet with Responsibility.
Industry Insights "Digital Ethics"
The Centralization of Data
Feature "Artificial Intelligence"
Artificial Intelligence: Recommendations for Action for Future-Oriented Politics
To fully harness AI’s potential, eco Chair of the Board Oliver J. Süme urges politicians to promote societal acceptance and to strengthen both digital infrastructures and research & development.
Feature "Digital Ethics"
Working with AI - Guidelines for Ethical Conduct in a Digitalized Working World
Lucia Falkenberg, CPO of the eco Association, on working with AI & Corporate Social Responsibility, valuing the work of humans, and the need for lifelong learning in a changing working world.
