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Preface: 3rd Workshop on Requirements Engineering for Artificial Intelligence (RE4AI)

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is embedded in software systems used in everyday life, such as cars, household appliances, wearable devices, healthcare chatbots, as well as in a variety of software applications that support data-driven decisions, e.g. business intelligence services for insurance companies. For several years, AI researchers have manifested their worries and recommendations for the responsible use of data, employment of discrimination-free algorithms, alignment of AI-based systems and technologies with human values and transparency. Awareness for the need of approaches for “Responsible AI” has rapidly increased and motivated attention by normative and standardisation organisations (e.g. EU Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI1, and the IEEE Global Initiative on Ethics of Autonomous and Intelligent Systems2), software technology big players, and diverse research communities, including Software Engineering and Requirements Engineering research communities. The Requirements Engineering for Artificial Intelligence (RE4AI) workshop aims to provide a forum for discussing how Requirements Engineering methods, techniques and tools may be used to support the development of Artificial Intelligence systems that are lawful, ethical and robust. The main goals of the RE4AI workshop are as follows: raising awareness in the RE community about the importance of RE in realizing Trustworthy AI systems; bringing in the same room people from AI and RE industry and academia to discuss pressing issues, such as how RE can contribute to prevent AI systems to fail or to go rogue; setting up the basis for collaboratively producing a report on the challenges, candidate solution paths, and research