Nadine Birner
Nadine Birner coordinates the EU Hub of Internet and Society Research Centers as well as the research project on the Ethics of Digitalisation at the HIIG.
Her previous professional chapters include her positions as a program coordinator at the Fulbright Commission and IES Berlin and as Registrar Assistant at Bard College Berlin.
Nadine studied American Studies (M. A.) with a focus on visual culture studies at the Humboldt University of Berlin, the University of Reading and Scripps College. In 2018 she completed her training as a mediator.
Her personal passion, which she pursues, among other things, as a board member of Frau und Beruf e. V., centers around feminist themes and empowerment processes
Other publications
Asghari, H., Birner, N., Burchardt, A., Dicks, D., Fassbender, J., Feldhus, N., Hewett, F., Hofmann, V., Kettemann, M. C., Schulz, W., Simon, J., Stolberg-Larsen, J., & Züger, T. (2022). What to explain when explaining is difficult. An interdisciplinary primer on XAI and meaningful information in automated decision-making. HIIG Impact Publication Series. Publication details
Birner, N., Hod, S., Kettemann, M. C., Pirang, A., & Stock, F. (Eds.) (2021). Increasing Fairness in Targeted Advertising. The Risk of Gender Stereotyping by Job Ad Algorithms. HIIG Impact Publication Series. Publication details
Moderation of workshops and panels (1)
Research Sprint: AI and Content Moderation
Organisation of events (8)
Closing Event at Schloss Bellevue: Project “Ethics of Digitalisation”
Stakeholder-Dialog – Ethik der Digitalisierung
Research clinic – Cities and the ethics of digitalisation
Research clinic – Explainable AI
Research clinic – Challenges & opportunities of public sector AI policy
Research sprint – Toward an African narrative on digital sovereignty
Clinic closing event
Research Clinic – Increasing fairness in targeted advertising
Position
Former Coordinator: The ethics of digitalisation | NoC
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