The dissertation project has the working title “Mapping the social acceptance of green innovation in urban spaces” and draws its theoretical background from the fields of communication sciences, human-technology interaction and psychology.
The doctoral project deals with questions that thematise the relationship between politics and artificial intelligence. German developments, understood as part of a multi-level political system, are at the centre of the various contributions.
In the dissertation project “Empathy in decision-making: digital versus non-digital contexts”, Niklas Frechen wants to research the emotional and cognitive components of decision-making in a comparison between analogue and digital contexts, with a particular focus on empathy.
The doctoral project deals with the question of what it would mean to recognise an artificial intelligence as rational from a philosophical perspective.
The interdisciplinary project incorporates findings and theoretical backgrounds from the fields of engineering, urban planning, computer science, cultural anthropology, communication sciences, philosophy and human-technology interaction.
