by Maurice Tietze | 19. July 2023
ChatGPT is on everyone’s lips. Even at schools and universities, there is hardly a topic that is being discussed more controversially. Generative artificial intelligence is sometimes viewed very pessimistically or – on the other hand – praised as a technology that will bring salvation. Often both are done without reference to research results, undifferentiated and very one-sided.
by Maurice Tietze | 19. July 2023
The idea sounds tempting: data is collected, evaluated and used for urban development. Whether it’s traffic routing, noise pollution or improving the climate – by collecting and evaluating data, many things seem controllable and better designed.
by Maurice Tietze | 26. May 2023
in 2023, eligible voters in Germany will be able to cast their votes online for the first time in a so-called remote election. This is made possible by a test run, which will be carried out during this year’s social election of the statutory health insurance funds.
by Maurice Tietze | 16. December 2022
What empirical evidence does research find for the filter bubble hypothesis? How personalised are algorithms? How do you actually research them? How should they be regulated? And: Do we need a special algorithm competence for users?
by Maurice Tietze | 31. August 2022
If you spend 30 minutes less on social channels every day and exercise instead, you do a lot for your mental health. This is shown in a study by a team led by Dr Julia Brailovskaia (Ruhr University Bochum).