The Center for AI, Society, and Critique (CASC) is an independent, non-commercial academic research initiative based in Berlin, Germany.
CASC is currently in the process of being registered as a non-profit association (eingetragener Verein, e.V.i.G) under German law. The registration process is pending.
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Margarete-Walter-Str. 14
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The Journal of AI, Society, and Critique (JASC) is a peer-reviewed, online, open-access academic journal published by the Center for AI, Society, and Critique (CASC).
Publisher: Center for AI, Society, and Critique (CASC)
Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Amirhosein Khandizaji
Editorial Office: info@aisocietycritique.org
ISSN (Online): 3056-056X
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Unless expressly stated otherwise, publication by CASC or JASC does not constitute an endorsement by CASC, JASC, the Editor-in-Chief, the editorial team, or any affiliated person of all statements, arguments, findings, interpretations, or opinions expressed in an individual contribution.
The respective authors remain responsible for the content of their contributions, including the accuracy and integrity of their scholarly arguments and, to the extent applicable, compliance with academic, ethical, copyright, privacy, defamation, and other applicable legal requirements.
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