Rainer Mühlhoff is Professor of Ethics and Critical Theories of Artificial Intelligence at the Institute of Cognitive Science and Institute of Philosophy at the University of Osnabrück.

• Introduction: What Does It Mean to ‘Do’ a Power-Aware Ethics of AI? – A Note to Readers Part I: The Power of AIChapter One: What AI Are We Talking About?Chapter Two: Human-Aided AIChapter Three: Digital Counter-Enlightenment and the Power of DesignChapter Four: Subjectivity and Power in the Ethics of AIPart II: The Power of PredictionChapter Five: AI Systems as Prediction MachinesChapter Six: Predictive PrivacyChapter Seven: The Culture of Prediction - Ethics and EpistemologyPart III: The Power of ControlChapter Eight: AI CyberneticsChapter Nine: Opacity in Machine Learning and Predictive AnalyticsChapter Ten: Bias in Cybernetic AI SystemsChapter Eleven: Collective Responsibility in the Ethics of AIConclusion: Manifesto for a Power-Aware Ethics of AI

Rainer Mühlhoff is Professor of Ethics and Critical Theories of Artificial Intelligence at the Institute of Cognitive Science and Institute of Philosophy at the University of Osnabrück.

• Introduction: What Does It Mean to ‘Do’ a Power-Aware Ethics of AI? – A Note to Readers Part I: The Power of AIChapter One: What AI Are We Talking About?Chapter Two: Human-Aided AIChapter Three: Digital Counter-Enlightenment and the Power of DesignChapter Four: Subjectivity and Power in the Ethics of AIPart II: The Power of PredictionChapter Five: AI Systems as Prediction MachinesChapter Six: Predictive PrivacyChapter Seven: The Culture of Prediction - Ethics and EpistemologyPart III: The Power of ControlChapter Eight: AI CyberneticsChapter Nine: Opacity in Machine Learning and Predictive AnalyticsChapter Ten: Bias in Cybernetic AI SystemsChapter Eleven: Collective Responsibility in the Ethics of AIConclusion: Manifesto for a Power-Aware Ethics of AI

Rainer Mühlhoff is Professor of Ethics and Critical Theories of Artificial Intelligence at the Institute of Cognitive Science and Institute of Philosophy at the University of Osnabrück.

• Introduction: What Does It Mean to ‘Do’ a Power-Aware Ethics of AI? – A Note to Readers Part I: The Power of AIChapter One: What AI Are We Talking About?Chapter Two: Human-Aided AIChapter Three: Digital Counter-Enlightenment and the Power of DesignChapter Four: Subjectivity and Power in the Ethics of AIPart II: The Power of PredictionChapter Five: AI Systems as Prediction MachinesChapter Six: Predictive PrivacyChapter Seven: The Culture of Prediction - Ethics and EpistemologyPart III: The Power of ControlChapter Eight: AI CyberneticsChapter Nine: Opacity in Machine Learning and Predictive AnalyticsChapter Ten: Bias in Cybernetic AI SystemsChapter Eleven: Collective Responsibility in the Ethics of AIConclusion: Manifesto for a Power-Aware Ethics of AI