Beneficent Multi-Agent AI Avatar in a Small Democratic Society (CZDEMOS4AI)
| Provider | Technology Agency of the Czech Republic |
| Programme | SIGMA |
| Project code | TQ12000040 |
| Participants | Faculty of Social Sciences Charles University (coordinator), Faculty of Arts Charles University, Faculty of Humanities Charles University, First Faculty of Medicine Charles University, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics Charles Unviersity, Czech News Agency, Ipsos s.r.o., MAMA AI Coolma, s.r.o., PHYSTER TECHNOLOGY, a.s., prg.ai, z. s., Institute of State and Law of the CAS, Faculty of Law Masaryk University |
Bringing together legal, ethical, educational, media, security and psychological studies, the interdisciplinary project CZDEMOS4AI aims to explore the societal implications of the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the context of the next phase in the development of democracy, referred to as “open democracy”. Its basic attributes are dialogue on values, transparency and public participation in relation to AI. CZDEMOS4AI, in line with SIGMA’s DC5, addresses AI by focusing on the practical implications of a beneficial multi-agent AI avatar in a small democratic society. The application of an innovative AI avatar will lead to an effective performance of the state and public administration in the area of resilience, socio-technically aligned with needs of the Czech society.
Project team of FSV UK (4)
prof. PhDr. RNDr. Nikola Hynek, Ph.D., M.A.
Principal investigator
doc. PhDr. Vít Střítecký, M.Phil., Ph.D.
Team member
PhDr. Václav Moravec, Ph.D., Ph.D.
Team member
Mgr. Petr Špelda, Ph.D.
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