Enabler: Automation

Platforms are changing individual and public opinion-forming processes and gaining power of opinion. The article sheds light on how opinion power can be captured and regulated in the platform age.

Encounters with living witnesses of the Holocaust are an important part of Holocaust education. But can the memories also be made accessible digitally and interactively for future generations?

Dual-use technologies such as cyber, bio and AI technology offer diverse, sometimes unknown military applications and thus challenge international arms control.

Smart government uses intelligently networked information and communication technologies, including smart objects and cyber-physical systems, to make government and administrative processes more efficient and effective.

Ransomware encrypts data and extorts money for its release. Thanks to better technology and digital payments, these globally lucrative and difficult-to-trace attacks are on the rise.

Everything-as-a-Service (XaaS) business models offer companies a flexible alternative to traditional purchasing and leasing by providing products and services as subscription-based services.

Electronic exams and AI: opportunity for better exams or devaluation of higher education?

How we experience robots influences how we deal with them. This article outlines various phenomena of how we experience robots in social and work environments with a particular emphasis on ethical principles.

Financial institutions require ESG information for sustainable products. Specialised service providers offer extensive data sets for this purpose, including from sustainability reports published by companies.

Autonomous vehicles make decisions in traffic that can affect the safety of road users. Don’t these decisions have a normative component that needs to be taken into account?