Category: Promoted
Coding Public Value: Public service media and software for the common good
The project investigated the possibility of exercising media policy through the development of software. The focus was on developing a software for public media platforms that also considers the public interests.
Learning from the ‘frontrunner’? A multidisciplinary analysis of the Chinese Social Credit System and its impact on Germany
The project investigated the opportunities and risks derived from China’s SCS-driven digital transformation.
Vectors of Data Disclosure – A comparative study on the disclosure of personal data from the perspectives of legal, cultural studies, and business information systems research
By means of a comparative study, this interdisciplinary research project analysed various aspects of individuals’ willingness to disclose personal data.
Empowerment in tomorrow’s production: Rethinking mixed skill factories and collaborative robot systems (EmPReSs)
This project explored new concepts for human-robot collaboration in factories.
Business models of data-driven start-ups and their positioning along the value chain (DaGeWe)
The image of start-ups pushing traditional companies out of the market is only half the truth: A bidt-funded project has shown how established companies benefit from new players with data-driven business models .
Responsible Robotics – Tracing ethical and social aspects of AI-based transformations in healthcare work and knowledge environments (RR-AI)
The integration of embodied Artificial Intelligence (AI) into healthcare and society generally is expected to deliver major benefits over the coming decades.
Palliative care as a digital working world: Perspectives and design options for the digital transformation of communication and collaboration processes in multi-professional care in the last phase of life (PALLADiUM)
The project analysed and designed the digital working environment of palliative care. At the core of the project is the design of a digitally supported work system to improve multi-professional collaboration.
How are the main social conflict structures in Germany changing? Social media analysis of collective protests and social movements
The project investigated the transformation of social conflicts in Germany due to digitalisation. The central question was to what extent conflicts are transferred to social media, and what are the consequences for democracies.
Digital Interaction Literacy: monitor, training, and visibility (MOTIV)
The project investigated the understanding and the use of modern technologies. The focus was on language-based interactive systems that serve as dialogue partners for users.
Measuring opinion power and diversity on the Internet: Towards a new conception of regulating media concentration
What could control of media concentration that secures the functioning of the political public sphere in the age of digitalisation look like?