Abstract
AbstractIt is commonly understood that the resilience of critical information technology (IT) systems based on artificial intelligence (AI) must be ensured. In this regard, we consider resilience both in terms of IT security threats, such as cyberattacks, as well as the ability to robustly persist under uncertain and changing environmental conditions, such as climate change or economic crises. This paper explores the relationship between resilience and sustainability with regard to AI systems, develops fields of action for resilient AI, and elaborates direct and indirect influences on the achievement of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Indirect in this case means that a sustainability effect is reached by taking resilience measures when applying AI in a sustainability-relevant application area, for example precision agriculture or smart health.
Publisher
Springer Nature Switzerland