Sarah Ciston, currently a fellow at the Center for Advanced Internet Studies (CAIS), is being awarded the S+T+ARTS Prize 2025. Their project AI War Cloud Database highlights the entanglements of AI technologies in military and civilian applications and raises ethical questions.
The working group “Language Corpora as Digital Educational Technologies,” funded by CAIS in 2022, has published Language Corpora in German Language Teaching as the result of their interdisciplinary collaboration in the form of a practical-oriented monograph.
A chapter by former CAIS Fellow Harald Gapski has been published in an edited volume on Visual Literacy.
Innocent Chiluwa researches how and why gender movements in Africa celebrate women and their achievements.
On 19 November 2024, T.J. Thomson (RMIT University, Melbourne) will present the results of his CAIS Fellowship on “News audiences’ expectations of AI in journalism” at the Leibniz Media Lunch Talk at the Bredow Institute.
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