Join us at the upcoming Visitor Seminar, led by visiting fellow, Prof. Andrew Charlesworth from the University of Bristol Law School who will be delving into The UK government’s ‘innovation-friendly, but pro-safety’ AI regulatory policy. This seminar is co-hosted by the Digital Media Research Centre and the Humans Technology Law Centre.
Vom sechsten bis zum zehnten Jahrhundert nach Christus kam es im Nordwesten Indiens, auf dem Gebiet des heutigen Pakistan, zu einer wichtigen historischen Übergangsphase: Aus einer überwiegend buddhistischen wurde eine hinduistische Gesellschaft; unmittelbar darauf folgten die muslimischen Invasionen. Über die Sozial-, Wirtschafts- und Kulturgeschichte dieser Umbruchzeit ist kaum etwas bekannt.
Introduction: The Supreme Court of the United States (“Court”) recently heard cases of pivotal implication for free speech online. The cases, titled NetChoice vs. Paxton, Moody vs. NetChoice (“NetChoice”), and Murthy vs. Missouri (“Murthy”), broadly, concern the issue of government influence over free speech. As governments scurry to regulate social media, these cases open up […]
IViR is proud to announce that Jason Fernandes is the winner of the 2024 Science Fiction & Information Law writing competition with his story "Good Bot".
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Le Centre de recherche en droit public (CRDP), en collaboration avec la Faculté de droit de l’UdeM et le Centre de droit des affaires et du commerce international (CDACI), a le plaisir de vous inviter au colloque « Le droit des marchés publics. Avant, pendant et après les appels d’offres ».
Date : 31 mai 2024
Heure : 8H30 – 16H
Lieu : Salon François Chevrette
Consultez le programme du colloque ici !
Vous trouverez ci-dessus la conférence« AI and Public Legal Information & Education » de Me Rebecca Shur (Éducaloi), Me Erik Bornmann (CLEO) & Mr. Jinzhe Tan (Laboratoire de cyberjustice) dans le cadre du cycle de conférences de 2024 « AI, Large Language Models, and Justice Considerations for Legal Practitioners Judges, Law Schools and Public Legal Educators »
On the 18th of April, we were invited to hold a workshop for the Photography & Society Master’s students at KABK, in the Hague. Being the first workshop I did as part of THE VOID team (a very ominous way of describing oneself, as a student pointed out later), I was excited to be there. For those who are unfamiliar with our activities, this is a brief description:
During the early days of May, AvoinGLAM hosted a co-creation event AI Sauna that brought practitioners of Open Culture from Wikimedia, Creative Commons, Open Future, Flickr Foundation, Meemoo and others together with representatives from Finnish memory institutions and research projects.
Wie (er)leben die Deutschen die digitale Transformation?
Im Rahmen von verschiedenen Projekten analysiert der Think Tank des bidt, wie Menschen hierzulande die Digitalisierung erleben, wie sie digitale Technologien nutzen und wie sich ihr Alltag dadurch verändert.
Forschungsprojekte
Das bidt-Digitalbarometer
We, the undersigned organisations dedicated to defending freedom of expression and information, protecting journalists and upholding digital rights, welcome South Africa’s urgent request to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for the modification and indication of provisional measures as a result of Israel’s military assault on Rafah and the catastrophic humanitarian situation across Gaza.
Join us at our next DMRC Visitor Seminar, led by visiting fellow, Dr. Annett Heft from the Free University of Berlin & Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society, Berlin, who will be delving into Sharing the Hate: Right-wing networked public spheres online in comparative perspective.
Date: Tuesday 4 June, 2024
Time: 2:00pm to 3:00pm
Location: KG-Z9-607, Level 6, Kelvin Grove Campus, and virtually via zoom.
Australian television drama hours have dropped 55 per cent since their early 2000s peak and the drama that is made is letting down the community thanks to inadequate government policies says a new report from QUT researchers.
Different models of platform regulation are evolving across the globe. The United States, the European Union, and China have emerged as major examples of regulatory approaches. However, the evolution and impact of social media regulation in many Global South countries remain understudied. In the South Asian region, Sri Lanka, India, and Bangladesh have been witnessing […]
Von Mittwoch, 22. Mai, bis Freitag, 28. Juni, stehen Schülerinnen und Schülern verschiedenste Lehr- und Infoveranstaltungen für regelmäßige oder gelegentliche Besuche offen. So bekommen sie die Möglichkeit, den Studienbetrieb aus der Nähe zu erleben und den Stil von Lehrveranstaltungen kennenzulernen. Die Veranstaltungen finden überwiegend in Präsenz statt, einige in digitaler oder hybrider Form.
