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\begin{abstract}
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The abstract should briefly summarize the contents of the paper in
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150--250 words.
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As artifical intelligence (AI) systems have come to permeate almost every aspect
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of our lives, little attention has been paid to its impacts on our complex
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societies. From research and reports indicating that AI systems discriminate
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against minorities and have adverse effects on privacy, their trustworthiness
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has decreased substantially, especially with the advent of increasingly complex
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and intransparent models. This fact has given rise to a new research field
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concerned with increasing an AI's trustworthiness. This work gives an
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introduction to the state of trustworthiness of AIs and discusses ideas on what
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trust means in different contexts. Furthermore, approaches to increasing an AI's
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trustworthiness are discussed from a technical and computational as well as
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social perspective. The results of this discussion are that a combination of
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both technical and social approaches yields the biggest benefits in terms of
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increasing trust in AIs. We close with concluding remarks about further research
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directions and potentially interesting developments of AI systems.
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\keywords{Artificial Intelligence, Trustworthiness, Social Computing}
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\keywords{Artificial Intelligence, Trustworthiness, Social Computing}
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