Who’s Who in AI?
Over the past few years, the rapid advances in Artificial Intelligence have given rise to numerous initiatives around the world dealing with technological development and political, economic and social issues relating to the use of AI at various levels. You can find an overview of the key players in AI in Germany, Europe and the leading countries in technology throughout the world here.
AI Players Worldwide
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Ethics Commission on Automated Driving
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AI HLG
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AI Task Force ItalyPlattform Lernende Systeme
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AI Strategy Advisory CommitteeAI Task Force IndiaITU Focus Group on AI for Health
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JEDI
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Future of Humanity
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Future of Life Institute
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ACM (German Chapter)The AI InitiativeAI Now InstituteCFI
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IEEE
Ethics in Action -
CLAIREGradient Institute
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ELLISCIFAR
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Hasso-Plattner-Institut (HPI)MIRIInriaAlan Turing InstituteEurAIGesellschaft für Informatik (GI)CyberValleyCSIRO Data 61
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AmiiFraunhofer-Allianz Big Data und KIDFKICluster of Excellence Machine LearningMPI für Intelligente SystemeFortiss
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AITCISOIDSIAStanford AI Lab (SAIL)Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT)FZIETSI (ENI ISG)de:hub KIMILAVector InstituteITU-T Focus Group ML5GKompetenzzentren Maschinelles Lernen
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OCEANIS
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KI-BundesverbandFrance is AIPartnership on AI
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Bitkom
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appliedAISwiss Cognitive
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CAIIA
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Nordic AI Institute
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AI for Good Foundation
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CITY.AI
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OpenAIGoodAI
Players’ area of focus
social
technological
Explanations to the overview
- Social: Solutions and research funding focussing on socio-technical and social embedding of AI, ethical and legal aspects, political and legal frameworks, assessing technological consequences, international cooperation, location and business support
- Technological: Supporting general technology-oriented research and innovations, activities for researching, developing, and applying AI, all the way to technocratic approaches
- Socio-economic research topics are generally classified as “social”, algorithm development in particular more often as “technological”