Abstract

The article deals with the ethical challenges posed by the increasing spread of artificial intelligence (AI) in people's everyday lives. The authors emphasize that despite the growing presence of AI systems, there is often insufficient understanding of how they function, which leads to sometimes unrealistic media portrayals. Doria and Zöllner begin their article with a critical examination of the concept of AI and its development. In conclusion, the authors emphasize the need for an AI ethics that develops a vision of the good life and the good society in the digital age. They point out that important ethical principles such as freedom, autonomy, justice, transparency and responsibility must be taken into account when using AI. The article stresses that, despite all technological advances, human judgment and ethical reflection remain indispensable in order to shape the development and use of AI systems responsibly.