Elisabeth J. NÖSTLINGER-JOCHUM #03

The transition from specialised AI to a super­intelligence is getting close. There is therefore an urgent need for a code of ethics for the era of AI – a digital humanism that involves the constructive interaction between humans and digital machines including a future superintelligence.

AUTHOR

Elisabeth J. Nöstlinger-Jochum
Scientific journalist and communication professional. Since 1989 a permanent member of the scientific editorial team at the Austrian Broad­casting Corporation (ORF). Also producer of “CityScienceTalk”, initiator of “WissensART” (ORF) and lecturer in media skills at the Medical University of Vienna. Member of several cultural initiatives and think tanks. She has won a number of awards for her work. [Photo: © ORF/Johannes Cizek]

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