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Benjamin Lange Explores Opportunities and Risks of AI Agents
LMU News
Our MCML Junior Research Group Leader Benjamin Lange explores the opportunities and risks of AI agents that act like personal assistants, from booking trips to managing finances. While they promise more freedom, they also raise ethical concerns around autonomy, responsibility, and fairness. Lange emphasizes that the society needs clear rules and standards to ensure these systems truly benefit everyone.
He will co-host a panel discussion on “The Ethics of AI Agents” on 25 September in Munich, bringing together leading experts to debate how we should navigate these challenges.
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