First DSI Strategy Lab

The first DSI Strategy Lab investigated which civil, criminal, administrative, and international law issues the use of artificial intelligence may have in numerous application areas and how to respond to these regulatory challenges. The Center for Information Technology, Society, and Law (ITSL), a center of excellence at UZH, was closely involved in the work.

The goal of the work of the first DSI Strategy Lab was to identify the key challenges of regulating AI with a position paper, to formulate the regulatory approaches and outlines of possible rules, and to establish a research plan to develop concrete solutions (in the form of formulated standards or norm concepts) to these challenges.

The position paper of the first DSI Strategy Lab is available in three language versions here:

• Download Position Paper (EN) (PDF, 407 KB)
• Download Position Paper (DE) (PDF, 434 KB)
• Download Position Paper (FR) (PDF, 435 KB)

The Scientific Committee of the first Strategy Lab consists of the following UZH researchers:

• Prof. Abraham Bernstein, UZH (Computer Science)
• Prof. Florent Thouvenin, UZH (Law)
• PD Dr. Markus Christen, UZH (Ethics)
• Prof. Aniko Hannak, UZH (Computational Social Science)
• Prof. Kerstin Noelle Vockinger, UZH (Law and Medicine)