Discussion and Conclusion

Sabine Wiesmüller ()
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Sabine Wiesmüller: Zeppelin University

Chapter Chapter 5 in The Relational Governance of Artificial Intelligence, 2023, pp 213-227 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract The purpose of this book was to present a theoretical conceptualisation of private-sector-driven AI governance, addressing the complex, uncertainty-driven, and wicked nature of the phenomenon. Ideally, this type of problem structure should be dealt with by high levels of collaboration—among the different stakeholders involved and, for example, within stakeholder groups as well as by shared value creation. Due to the exceptionally high interrelatedness of interests and actors, as well as having little existing research to draw from, I restricted the book’s scope to conceptualising AI and focusing on how companies can engage in self-regulatory measures without facing competitive disadvantages, especially through shared value creation. Thereby, I set the foundation for further research on collaborative AI governance and can enable companies to include the interests of their societal stakeholders for their own benefit, instead of merely attending to the competitive pressure exerted by the market.

Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-25023-1_5

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