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Internet research in Germany supported by 4.5 Million
The Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society (HIIG) is pleased to announce a further donation of 4.5 million euros from GFI gGmbH, the institute’s previous main sponsor. In addition to the continuation of the HIIG’s research programmes, the establishment of an AI & Society Lab is also planned. Berlin, 14. Mai 2019 –…
Read MoreHow SMEs successfully tackle digitalisation
A study by the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society (HIIG) and Sirius Minds analysed how small and medium-sized enterprises tackle the digital transformation. This press release is currently only available in German. Berlin, 28. März 2019 – Ob intelligente Müllentsorgung mittels einer Smartphone-App, der Aufbau einer Internet of Things-Plattform zu Zwecken der…
Read MoreOur digital society in 2040
The essay competition “twentyforty – Utopias for a digital society” invites researchers worldwide to describe their visions of a digital society in 20 years from now. Berlin, 16 January 2019 – How will we decide, live and love in 2040? How will we shape education and the way we work in the future? The…
Read MoreConference shows potential of European AI research
Artificial Intelligence will change society worldwide: More than 60 researchers from a European research network show ethical and legal developments with their projects – and how these developments can be influenced. Representatives of the network met at the end of the conference and agreed on closer cooperation and exchange. Berlin, 6 December 2018 – At…
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence from a European perspective
International and interdisciplinary: a network of 26 Internet research institutes is researching the social challenges of digital technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI). At a conference in Haifa, young researchers will present their results on legal and ethical implications of AI and the ongoing work of the network will be discussed. Berlin, 28 November 2017…
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