Künstliche Intelligenz und der Staat

Abstract

The doctoral thesis examines issues at the interface between technology and law and highlights the use of artificial intelligence in legislative work. The focus is thus on an area of application that has so far only been considered marginally in scientific discussion, even though it is already technically feasible and at the same time highly relevant for the future. The core of the study is the question of the extent to which the legislative use of AI is compatible with the unalterable core of the constitution. To this end, necessary legislative changes are identified and specific duties of care are derived, based on the requirements of the Artificial Intelligence Act.