Research area: Economy and Labour
FAZ guest article on the role of AI in software development
In an FAZ guest article, Alexander Pretschner explains why AI will not replace software engineers.
Digitisation Processes in Geriatric Care
Digital management and documentation of patient data require extensive knowledge of data security and privacy.
Gender Inequality in the Labour Market
Due to the existing digital divide, part-time working women are among the losers in the digital transformation of the workplace.
Generative AI Arouses Great Interest Among German Companies
Interest in generative AI systems like ChatGPT is growing in the economy, but the impact on the labor market remains unclear.
High Expectations of AI
A large majority of the population sees AI primarily as an opportunity – both for the German economy and for themselves personally.
Executives Criticise Backlog in Digitalisation
A majority of citizens feel digitalization has too little priority in politics despite the backlog.
Mobile Work Remains Standard Even After the COVID-19 Pandemic
The pandemic-induced flexibility of the labor market is becoming more permanent, with fears of negative effects proving unfounded.
High Demand for Data Skills
The growing demand for data skills in the German labor market cannot be adequately met due to a shortage of skilled workers.
Lack of Transparency and Traceability of AI Applications
Developing comprehensible and explainable AI requires specific incentives for the development of more transparent systems.
Increased Productivity through Generative AI
The automation of routine tasks through generative AI will lead to significant productivity gains in the service and information sectors.