AI article: footnotes, linking (#1976)

Co-authored-by: Max Mehl <max.mehl@fsfe.org> Co-committed-by: Max Mehl <max.mehl@fsfe.org>
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        globale Skalierung bei gleichzeitiger lokaler Anpassungsfähigkeit
        ermöglicht.
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+        <strong><a href="/freesoftware/artifical-intelligence.html">Künstliche
+        Intelligenz</a></strong> (KI) hat in den letzten Jahren enorme
+        Entwicklungen vollzogen und das wird sich auch nicht verlangsamen - eher
+        im Gegenteil. Während KI-Anwendungen dem Leben vieler Bürger
+        zugutekommen, können sie auch unsere Fähigkeit zur selbstbestimmten
+        Nutzung von Technik untergraben und grundlegende Freiheiten gefährden.
+        Wir untersuchen, wie die Veröffentlichung von KI-Anwendungen unter
+        Freie-Software-Lizenzen den Weg für mehr Zugänglichkeit, Transparenz und
+        Fairness ebnet.
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-While software in the public domain certainly can overlap with the aims of Free Software, as a rule, Free Software is not synonymous with public domain. Indeed, most of Free Software is bound by the rules of copyright. Especially in the European Union, the existing copyright and patent systems make it difficult to identify a work under the public domain accurately. To avoid ambiguities in how you intend to share a piece of work, it therefore is preferable to use a Free Software license rather than to placing the work in the public domain, as a Free Software license is able to provide clear and comprehensible legal information on the rights and obligations over that software. 
+While software in the public domain certainly can overlap with the aims of Free Software, as a rule, Free Software is not synonymous with public domain. Indeed, most of Free Software is bound by the rules of copyright. Especially in the European Union, the existing copyright and patent systems make it difficult to identify a work under the public domain accurately. To avoid ambiguities in how you intend to share a piece of work, it therefore is preferable to use a Free Software license rather than to placing the work in the public domain, as a Free Software license is able to provide clear and comprehensible legal information on the rights and obligations over that software.
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    <h2 id="more">Further Insights</h2>
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        and reuse - a technology that enables global scaling with simultaneous
        local adaptability.
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+        <strong><a href="/freesoftware/artificial-intelligence.html">Artificial
+        Intelligence</a></strong> (AI) has made enormeous developments in the
+        last few years and it will not slow down – rather the opposite. While AI
+        applications benefit the lifes of many citizens, they may also undermine
+        our ability to control technology and put fundamental freedoms at risk.
+        We explore how releasing AI applications under Free Software licenses
+        pave the way for more accessibility, transparency and fairness.
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