This book is the result of the university seminar "Artificial Intelligence in Public Discourse" in the Cognitive Science program at Osnabrück University in the winter term 2020/2021.

It contains studies by Michael Alexandrovsky, Hanna Algedri, Micaela Barkmann, Tim Bax, Antonia Becker, Kyra Breidbach, Rabea Breininger, Christian Burmester, Eddie Charmichael, Alina Deuschle, Dana Dix, Mekselina Doganc, Kai Dönnebrink, Luisa Drescher, Kristof Engelhardt, Milan Ewert, Franziska Gellert, Kristin Gnadt, Nikolai Godt, Thiago Goldschmidt, Michelle Görlitz, Isabel Grauwelman, Yannick Hardt, Deborah Häuser, Jara Herwig, Malte Heyen, Till Holzapfel, Fabian Imkenberg, Virginia Jagusch, Ali Jandaghi, Joline Janz, Maximilian Kalcher, Karina Khokhlova, Paula Kirmis, Johanna Kopetsch, Ralf Krüger, Julia Laudon, Lina Lazik, Elen Le Foll, Sönke Lülf, Anna Ricarda Luther, Clara Matheis, Richard Matschke, Louisa Maubach, Sascha L. Mühlinghaus, Pia Münster, Felix Naujoks, Janeke Nemitz, Thimo Neugarth, Sarah Neuhoff, Till Nicke, Alina Ohnesorge, Lilith Okonnek, Cosima Oprotkowitz, Elisa Palme, Florian Pätzold, Tom Pieper, Daniel Pietschke, Ivan Polivanov, Muhammad Faraz Rajput, Janine Reichmann, Clara Schier, Rebekka Schlenker, Sabine Scholle, Archana Singh, Lennard Smyrka, Julia Stormborn, Konstantin Strömel, Johanna Tamm, Kim Targan, Hedye Tayebi, Franka Timm, Lisa Titz, Lea Tiyavorabun, Katharina Trant, Nikola Tsarigradski, Eva von Butler, Anita Wagner, Jasmin L. Walter, Nele Werner, Christoph Werries & Inga Wohlert, co-edited by Jacqueline Näther, Matthias Richter, Marcel Ruland & Anna Wiedenroth.

522 pages. Softcover. Format: 17x24 cm.

Edited by Tobias Thelen.

Series: PICS - Publications of the Institute of Cognitive Science 2022, Number 03.

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