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At the ILA Trade Fair, Airbus Defence and Space and Data Machine Intelligence announced the launch of the third phase of the Ethical AI Demonstrator (EAID) project. The demonstrator utilizes DMI’s advanced simulation and engineering platform, positioning it at the heart of the initiative.

Martin Krause, Max Najork, Florian Keisinger and Thomas Grohs posing for the launch of the next phase of the EAID project — Left to right: Martin Krause, Max Najork (both DMI), Florian Keisinger, Thomas Grohs (both Airbus Defense and Space)

The project allows stakeholders from politics, industry, research institutions, and military to experience AI applications in defense, helping to inform and create guidelines for ethical and safe AI development.

As we start this next phase, key contributors to the EAID project share their perspectives:

Thomas Grohs, Head of Future Capabilities at Airbus Defence and Space:
“DMI’s simulation technology has enabled our engineers to rapidly prototype AI use cases for FCAS. This allows us to quickly assess their operational impact and identify areas for improvement in operator trust. We look forward to further enhancing the engineering and trustworthiness of AI components with DMI’s development and simulation platform.”

Dr. Florian Keisinger, Campaign Director Future Combat Air Systems (FCAS) at Airbus Defence and Space:
“With the Ethical AI Demonstrator developed jointly with Fraunhofer FKIE and DMI, we’ve significantly improved our ability to engage with customers, policymakers, and public opinion influencers. This not only helps us to de-risk regulatory compliance but also supports public acceptance and underlines Airbus’ proactive role in using AI safely and responsibly. We are pleased to announce that we plan to contract DMI for the now third phase of this demonstrator, continuing our great collaboration.”

Max Najork, Co-Founder Data Machine Intelligence:
“We are very happy to see the traction behind our end-to-end AI engineering platform. It highlights the robust capabilities we’ve built in supporting safe AI development. Contributing to such a vital project is personally rewarding, as it helps shape the foundation for ethical AI use in defense across Germany and Europe. Our collaboration with Airbus on EAID proves how well our teams work together, and we look forward to taking this partnership to the next level, driving further advancements in the field.”

We are excited about the progress this next phase will bring in ethical AI development.

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