This lecture series "Foundations and Methods of Digital Humanism" aims to highlight the new movement of “Digital Humanism” and to link it closely with the existing traditions of research into the impact of digital technologies on society in various disciplines. The lecture series is therefore particularly concerned with the highly multidisciplinary character of digital humanism, which we facilitate through lectures on various theoretical approaches and research methods. This will enable students from all disciplines to gain a deeper understanding of the impact of digital technologies on society.
The lecture series is also closely linked to the research landscape of the Vienna region. In addition to a number of lectures on the foundations of Digital Humanism, designed by experts in the social sciences, humanities and computer science, the project leaders of nine different research projects funded by the WWTF's Digital Humanism program in 2020 will present their research results.
👉 Wednesday, November 20, 2024, 16:45
👉 Speakers: Faribi Karimi and Sabine Köszegi
👉 Topics: "Measuring inƒequality and fairness in complex networks" and "Man-Machine Competition or Symbiosis?
Implications of Antropomophism for AI Design"
👉 Where: BIG Lecture Hall, Main Building of the University of Vienna or online @UniWienlive
👉 More informations: [ Ссылка ]
