Christian Djeffal is Professor for Law, Innovation and Legal Design at Technical University of Munich and the executive director of the Center for Responsible AI Technologies.

Marcello Ienca is Assistant Professor of Ethics of AI and Neuroscience at the TUM School of Medicine and Health and the TUM School of Social Sciences and Technology. He is vice director of the Center for Responsible AI Technologies.

Julia Inthorn is Professor of Applied Ethics at Munich School of Philosophy. She is vice director of the Center for Responsible AI Technologies.

Benjamin Rathgeber is Professor of Philosophy of Science, Philosophy of Nature and Philosophy of Technology with a focus on Artificial Intelligence at Munich School of Philosophy. He is director of the Center for Responsible AI Technologies.

Kerstin Schlögl-Flierl is Professor of Moral Theology and holds the corresponding chair at the University of Augsburg. She is director of the Center for Responsible AI Technologies.

Sarah Friedrich-Welz is a professor of Mathematical Statistics and Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and holds the chair of the respective department at the University of Augsburg. She is vice director of the Center for Responsible AI Technologies.

Felia Both is a research assistant and doctoral candidate at the Chair of Moral Theology and the Center for Interdisciplinary Health Research (CIHR) at the University of Augsburg.

Svenja Breuer is a research associate and doctoral candidate in Science and Technology Studies at the Technical University of Munich and researches the social aspects of artificial intelligence in the healthcare sector.

Sebastian Rosengrün is a senior researcher at the Chair of Moral Theology at the University of Augsburg.

Alena Buyx is Professor of Ethics in Medicine and Health Technologies, Director of the Institute for the History and Ethics of Medicine and holder of the Chair of Ethics in Medicine and Health Technologies at the Technical University of Munich.

Annemarie Friedrich is a professor of computational linguistics specializing in digital humanities at the University of Augsburg.

Ruth Müller is Associate Professor of Science & Technology Policy and Vice Dean for Talent Management & Diversity at Technical University of Munich.

Michael Reder is a Professor of Practical Philosophy, holds the Chair of Practical Philosophy with a focus on International Understanding, and serves as Vice President for Research at Munich School of Philosophy.