This paper explores Feminist Artificial Intelligence (FAI), a framework leveraging intersectional feminism
to address biases and inequities in AI systems. FAI emphasises interdisciplinary collaboration, systemic power analysis and iterative theory-practice loops. By embedding feminist values – equity, freedom and justice – FAI seeks to transform AI development, ensuring inclusivity and social sustainability. Practical applications include initiatives such as FemAI’s advocacy for feminist perspectives in the EU AI Act and the MIRA diagnostic platform, which aligns AI tools with social justice goals. FAI marks a critical departure from traditional AI by tackling structural inequalities and promoting accountable and equitable AI solutions.

This white paper aims to bridge the gaps between AI policymaking, development, research, and civil
society, centering the needs of marginalized groups and providing insights for effective AI regulation,
particularly for deepfake detection.

This paper critiques AI content moderation for reinforcing biases and marginalizing voices, proposing a feminist framework to prioritize inclusivity and equity. Using the Delphi method,

The EU AI Act promises sustainability and inclusivity but lacks binding measures to enforce these goals. Voluntary codes of conduct and AI literacy focus on providers, sidelining broader societal participation. The act falls short of ensuring impactful inclusivity and sustainability in AI systems.

The study highlights how AI reinforces societal power imbalances and advocates for an intersectional feminist framework to address biases and promote equity through inclusive design and diverse teams.

KI revolutioniert Kriegsführung mit autonomen Waffen (LAWS). Regulierungen hinken global hinterher. Eine feministische Perspektive fordert Frieden, Machtgerechtigkeit und strenge Kontrolle.

Der Artikel analysiert den KI-Einsatz in der Strafverfolgung, vergleicht EU und USA, und betont den Bedarf an globalen ethischen Regelungen, insbesondere durch den EU AI