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\n\t\tArticles from the category: Everyday life\n\t<\/h3>\n\t\n\t\"The<\/a>\n\t\t Maximilian Lukat\n\t\t | 30. July 2024\n

There’s no one following me around the supermarket<\/a><\/h2>\n \t

In the public debate about personalisation there are many misconceptions. The SID project studies user perceptions to develop new approaches.<\/p>\n\t\n\t\"The<\/a>\n\t\t Jascha Bareis\n\t\t | 13. June 2024\n

No Smartphone = Cringe Weirdo<\/a><\/h2>\n \t

In this blog post, author Jascha Bareis shares his experiences since getting his first smartphone just this year.\u00a0<\/p>\n\t\n\t\"The<\/a>\n\t\t Philip Meier, Gemma Newlands\n\t\t | 30. April 2024\n

Navigating the Urban Maze: GIS technology and the blurring boundaries between digital and physical infrastructure<\/strong><\/a><\/h2>\n \t

The progression of GIS technology and Geodata questions if digital maps should be regarded as physical public infrastructure. <\/p>\n\t\n\t\"a<\/a>\n\t\t Sami Nenno\n\t\t | 6. March 2024\n

Disinformation: Are we really overestimating ourselves?<\/a><\/h2>\n \t

How aware are we of the effects and the reach of disinformation online and does the public discourse provide a balanced picture?<\/p>\n\t\n\t\"Detecting<\/a>\n\t\t Freya Hewett, Hadi Asghari\n\t\t | 2. May 2023\n

Lowering the barriers: Accessible language and “Leichte Sprache” on the German Web<\/a><\/h2>\n \t

How much of the German web uses understandable language? And how much of it is in Leichte Sprache? Our AI & Society Lab takes a closer look.<\/p>\n\t\n\t\"Picture<\/a>\n\t\t Theresa Z\u00fcger, Daniel Pothmann\n\t\t | 24. March 2023\n

The AI Transparency Cycle<\/a><\/h2>\n \t

A common notion of AI transparency is to either make code public or explain exactly how an algorithm makes a decision. Both ways sound plausible, but fail in practice.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\t\tWeitere Beitr\u00e4ge\n\t\t\t\t\t\"loader\"<\/a>\n\t\t\n

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Digital Ethics<\/a><\/h2>\n

Whether civil society, politics or science – everyone seems to agree that the New Twenties will be characterised by digitalisation. But what about the tension of digital ethics? How do we create a digital transformation involving society as a whole, including people who either do not have the financial means or the necessary know-how to benefit from digitalisation?\u00a0 And what do these comprehensive changes in our actions mean for democracy? In this dossier we want to address these questions and offer food for thought on how we can use digitalisation for the common good.<\/p>\n \t Entdecke alle 12 Artikel<\/strong><\/a>\n\n