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Daniel Ullrich, Sarah Diefenbach
Forecasting transitions in digital society: From social norms to AI applications.
In Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Time Series and Forecasting.
  The use of AI and digitalization in many areas of everyday life holds great potential but 12 also introduces significant societal transitions. This paper takes a closer look at three exemplary 13 areas of central social and psychological relevance, which might serve as a basis for forecasting tran-14 sitions in the digital society: (1) social norms in the context of digital systems, (2) surveillance and 15 social scoring, and (3) artificial intelligence as a decision-making aid or decision-making authority. 16 For each of these areas, we highlight current trends and developments and then present future sce-17 narios that illustrate possible societal transitions, related questions to be answered, and how such 18 predictions might inform responsible technology design.
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