We Humans and the Intelligent Machines. Jörg Dräger

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      Contributors:

      Carla Hustedt

      Sarah Fischer

      Emilie Reichmann

      Anita Klingel

      Editor: André Zimmermann

       Copyright English edition © 2020 Verlag Bertelsmann Stiftung, Gütersloh

       Copyright German edition © 2019 Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, Munich, a subsidiary of Random House GmbH

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       Authors’ photo: Jan Voth

       Translation: DeepL

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       Contents

       The algorithmic society – a preface

       The algorithmic world

       1Always everywhere

       2Understanding algorithms

       3People make mistakes

       4Algorithms make mistakes

       What algorithms can do for us

       5Personalization: Suitable for everyone

       6Access: Open doors, blocked paths

       7Empowerment: The optimized self

       8Leeway: More time for the essential

       9Control: The regulated society

       10Distribution: Sufficiently scarce

       11Prevention: A certain future

       12Justice: Fair is not necessarily fair

       13Connection: Automated interaction

       What we must do now

       14Algorithms concern all of us: How we conduct a societal debate

       15Well meant is not well done: How we control algorithms

       16Fighting the monopolies: How we ensure algorithmic diversity

       17Knowledge works wonders: How we build algorithmic competency

       Machines serving people – anoutlook

       Acknowledgments

       Endnotes

       Bibliography

       The Authors