Topic: Digital public sphere
Digital media, fake news, and the power of opinions – never before have we had access to so much information. How can we shape public discourse, political coordination, and participation? What rules are necessary for a digital public sphere?
Agile research organisations: oxymoron or reality?
Agile principles are a response to the evolving business landscape and a method for improving organisational performance. Implementing Agility in the research process and research organisations can be challenging. In this blog…
bidt Konferenz 2023: Communicating Digitally – Communicating the Digital
Automation of digital communication processes, regulation of new technologies, digital participation – this year, the bidt conference focuses on fields of action in digital communication.
AI-Talk by Yann LeCun: From Machine Learning to Autonomous Intelligence
Prof. Dr. Yann LeCun, Chief AI Scientist for Meta AI Research and Silver Professor at the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences at New York University will propose a possible path towards autonomous intelligent agents,…
Metaverse
In the metaverse, users are fully immersed in the virtual world with the help of technologies such as AR or VR.
FAZ guest article about ChatGPT in exam situations
In their guest article in the FAZ, Alexander Pretschner, Jan Gogoll and Dirk Heckmann explore the question of what influence ChatGPT will have on examinations in educational institutions.
RT’s and Sputnik’s website and mobile app reach
In their blog post, Julia Kling and Florian Töpfl examine the reach of RT and Sputnik between 2019 and 2021. One result: the media reached a small audience via their websites and mobile apps immediately before Russia’s…
WELT guest article: How ethically (un)problematic is ChatGPT?
In a guest article in the WELT, Julian Nida-Rümelin and Dorothea Winter discuss how ethically (un)problematic the speech synthesis system ChatGPT is.
