It is widely held that the world is becoming increasingly digital. However, global issues and technological developments, coupled with geopolitical tensions and the advent of the artificial intelligence (AI) age, have contributed to a growing concern about the accelerated erosion of trust, which could potentially lead to a fundamental crisis for networked societies.
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Als Forschungsbau hat das Zentrum für Philologie und Digitalität (ZPD) an der Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg (JMU) die Neukonstituierung der Philologie im Zeitalter von Digitalisierung und Globalisierung zum Ziel. Dabei vereint das Zentrum Geisteswissenschaften, Digital Humanities und Informatik.
Das ZPD soll einen international ausstrahlenden Reflexions- und Kollaborationsraum schaffen, der philologische Methoden mit informatischen Verfahren sowie mit Erschließungs- und Analysetechniken der Digitalen Geisteswissenschaften zusammenführt.
Nous sommes ravis d’avoir accueilli la délégation du Conseil national des barreaux et l’équipe du cabinet d’avocats FÉRAL dans notre laboratoire. Nos invités ont eu l’opportunité d’assister à des présentations portant sur notre plateforme de règlement des litiges en ligne, PARLe, le JusticeBot, ainsi que sur notre projet en cours, LLMediator, visant à intégrer l’intelligence artificielle et les grands modèles de langage (Large Language Models) à une plateforme de médiation en ligne.
Im Würzburger Labor der Experimentalphysiker Prof. Matthias Bode und Dr. Artem Odobesko herrschen extreme Bedingungen. Diese helfen den Forschern vom Exzellenzcluster ct.qmat – Komplexität und Topologie in Quantenmaterialien der Universitäten Würzburg und Dresden, neue Quanteneffekte zu erforschen – wie zuletzt den sogenannten Spinaron-Effekt.
In your role overseeing talent management and development, have you noticed any trends in technology use across generations? Are the experiences of younger generations, who entered into a hybrid workplace during or after the pandemic, different from those of older generations who had to adjust to remote work?
Most of the technological development we have seen over the past few years is driven by data, whether we are talking about the Internet of Things (IoT), smart cities, or artificial intelligence technology. This puts data not just in the center of attention in terms of how economies are run and society structured, but also calls for the need to design systems that accommodate its constantly-changing nature.
Building trust is a crucial part of technology deployment and adoption, particularly for disruptive technologies. What are some best practices for companies?
Companies can markedly build trust in their disruptive technologies by engaging with early adopters to ideate, test use cases, and develop a better understanding of adoption enablers and inhibitors. This can take the form of a customer advisory council for B2B technologies or an early adopter group for B2C applications.
Why talk about trust? Quite simply because trust is essential to the solidity of social exchanges and to our prosperity. Without trust, or without mechanisms to support or reinforce trust, markets and societies as a whole cannot function. In the past, trust was essentially a human-centered mechanism, enriched by institutions.
The launch of ChatGPT on November 30th, 2022 captured the imagination of business and society in unprecedented ways. Today, Generative AI systems can compose emails, write poetry or lyrics, write and debug computer programs, and crack test papers among other things, harnessing data to produce various types of output in response to prompts. While the upsides defy our imagination, we need to be equally cognizant of the downsides, so we aren’t blindsided by the inherent dangers from its use. Here are a few examples.
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No TitleLa Open Knowledge Foundation anuncia su nuevo proyecto, Infraestructura Pública Digital para Procesos Electorales, en una Mesa Redonda en línea con expertxs, activistas, políticxs y académicxs focada en la realidad de América Latina. El objetivo es compartir experiencias y desafíos en torno a los procesos y las tecnologías electorales.
Ein sehr hoher Anteil von Krebspatient:innen verstirbt nicht am initialen Tumor, sondern an den daraus entstehenden Metastasen. Das Wachstum dieser Absiedelungen lässt sich mit herkömmlichen Therapien häufig kaum mehr bremsen. Tumore des Dickdarms, aber auch viele andere Tumore, metastasieren häufig in die Leber. Neue Therapieansätze werden daher dringend gesucht und kämen einer großen Anzahl an Patientinnen und Patienten zugute.
Das Immunsystem ist schnell, wenn es darum geht, Viren, Bakterien und andere Krankheitserreger zu bekämpfen. Doch es muss auch wissen, wann es keinen Angriff starten soll – beispielsweise bei harmlosen Substanzen wie Pollen oder Hausstaub, die andernfalls allergische Reaktionen auslösen Eine Schlüsselrolle spielen dabei regulatorische T-Zellen (Tregs) in den Lymphknoten, die dort überschießende oder fehl gerichtete Immunantworten unterdrücken.
“Infraestructura Pública Digital para Procesos Electorales – Mesa Redonda 1 – América Latina”La Open Knowledge Foundation anuncia su nuevo proyecto, Infraestructura Pública Digital para Procesos Electorales, en una Mesa Redonda en línea con expertxs, activistas, políticxs y académicxs focada en la realidad de América Latina. El objetivo es compartir experiencias y desafíos en torno a los procesos y las tecnologías electorales.
This article was first published by TIMEP and written by Mona Shtaya.
Tech companies have generally failed in protecting people from dangerous narratives fueled by disinformation, hate speech, and a lack of authentication checks. This is the current case with the ongoing war on Gaza, as big tech algorithms attempt to mask deeply-rooted bias on their platforms.
Developing theories and models related to the acceptance of technology has been ongoing since the early 20th century and continues to evolve (Buck 2009; Davis 1993; Neil and Richard 2012). This progression has occurred within various theoretical frameworks, encompassing inter alia cognitive, emotional, motivational and behavioural issues, as well as personal reactions (Hernandez, 2017; Weeger & Gewald, 2013). The concept of technology acceptance delves into how and why individuals or organisations adopt and apply new technologies.
