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Success Measures and Decision Metrics,r and I do not aim to come up with a concluding definition. My aim is to better understand what AI entails, what it is supposed to be and do, by examining existing definitions. This enables a better understanding of the ethical aspects linked to AI in general and MAI in particular. I also shortly di

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Decision-Making in an Organizational Contextoaches, and concepts within these fields. I introduce the epistemic lenses of my conceptual approach to the ethics of MAI. This approach mainly rests on critical theory and critical data studies. I also introduce a framework for my further ethical analysis in Part II. This framework may also serve a

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Decision-making in Humanitarian Operationsrm the material (technical infrastructure and hardware) and immaterial aspects (networks of practices and relationships, behaviors and rules) of these spaces. The background for my analysis the concept of the learning healthcare system (LHS) that makes meaningful use of health data and links the ind

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-45905-5sform relationships in healthcare. These relationships are heterogenous and complex, since healthcare comprises different professions and contexts. Doctors, nurses, and therapists each form their own specific relationships with patients. Although there is a set of values all healthcare professionals

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Relationshipssform relationships in healthcare. These relationships are heterogenous and complex, since healthcare comprises different professions and contexts. Doctors, nurses, and therapists each form their own specific relationships with patients. Although there is a set of values all healthcare professionals