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New paper on the impact of surveillance and big data on innovation in artificial intelligence

The paper "Artificial Intelligence, Surveillance, and Big Data" has been published by David Karpa, Torben Klarl and Michael Rochlitz on the arXiv server, which is specialized on topics related to AI and digitalization.

The study examines how authoritarian and democratic political institutions can affect innovation in the field of artificial intelligence. The paper shows how authoritarian states can gain a competitive advantage in the development of new AI systems, if large amounts of data – generated for example through state surveillance – are being used as subsidies by the state, to advance research in AI. The study will appear in the book "Diginomics Research Perspectives: The Role of Digitalization in Business and Society" edited by Lars Hornuf, and can be downloaded through the following link: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2111.00992.pdf

Artificial Intelligence Surveillanve and Big Data