DSK: Ham­bach Decla­ra­ti­on on Arti­fi­ci­al Intelligence

The Ger­man Data Pro­tec­tion Con­fe­rence (DSK) has published a report known as the “Hamba­cher Decla­ra­ti­on on Arti­fi­ci­al Intel­li­gence“The state­ment sta­tes, among other things, that the use of AI must com­ply with data pro­tec­tion prin­ci­ples. The decla­ra­ti­on sta­tes, among other things, that the use of AI must com­ply with the prin­ci­ples of data pro­tec­tion law. This requi­res, among other things, that AI be trans­pa­rent, com­pre­hen­si­ble and explainable, and that dis­cri­mi­na­ti­on be avo­ided. Among other things, the con­trol­ler is obli­ged to explain decis­i­ons based on AI not only in terms of the result, but also with regard to the pro­ce­s­ses and how decis­i­ons are rea­ched, inclu­ding the logic involved.

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