As AI products continue to evolve, increasingly legal problems are emerging for the engineers that design them. Current laws are often ambiguous, inconsistent or undefined when it comes to technologies that make use of AI. Engineers would benefit from decision support tools that provide engineer’s with legal advice and guidance on their design decisions. This research aims at exploring a new representation of legal ontology by importing argumentation theory and constructing a trustworthy legal decision system. While the ideas are generally applicable to AI products, our initial focus has been on Autonomous Vehicles (AVs).
In order to improve the decision-making level for public opinion responses and realize the semantic fusion of multi-level and multi-source heterogeneous public opinion information, an ontology-based public opinion information fusion method is proposed. Firstly, aiming at quick response decision-making, the situation assessment model of public opinion information fusion is studied, and the information fusion system is constructed. The multi-level evaluation model of situation recognition, situation understanding, and situation prediction is formed. Then, the multi-indicator ontology model and method for public opinion decision-making are constructed, and the public opinion data fusion model based on ontology semantics is proposed, which realizes the relevance analysis and semantic fusion of domain knowledge. Finally, a multi-level public opinion data fusion model is constructed, and the construction of the underlying emergency information knowledge base to support the above functions is deeply studied. The simulation results show that the feasibility and efficiency of the situation assessment problem are solved by this method, the time complexity and space complexity of attribute reduction and value reduction are reduced, and the matching efficiency of situation assessment rules is improved.
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