Between Screen and Band saw line 4.0: Mediatization and Subjectivation in the Austrian Forestry and Sawmill Industry
April 30th 11:45 – 13:15 HS Kosuta (S.2.05 in […]
April 30th 11:45 – 13:15 HS Kosuta (S.2.05 in […]
We are excited to announce the publication of “Democratic Algorithms: Ethnography of a Public Recommender System” by Nikolaus Poechhacker, an exploration into the intersection of algorithm design and democratic values, […]
June 25th 2024 2.00-4.00pm HS outdoor Košuta Univ.-Ass. Mag. Markus Alfred Wieser (Institute for Informatics Didactics) Abstract: Teaching programming poses significant […]
27. Mai 2024 16.00 – 18.00 Uhr Z.1.08 Nils Zurawski Forschungsstelle für strategische Polizeiforschung (FOSPOL), Akademie der Polizei Hamburg Abstract Polizei sei ein Erfahrungsberuf, hört […]
April 23rd 11.45 – 13.15 N.2.01 Sen. Scientist Ramsha Ali, M.Sc. Institut für Artificial Intelligence und Cybersecurity
Im Rahmen des Interdisziplinären Klagenfurter Kollegs wurde an der Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt / Celovec nochmals der Begriff „Heimat“ untersucht. Die nun aktuell erschienen Publikation plädiert für eine Verschiebung in der Begriffsbezeichnung. […]
Von 29.2.-1.3.2024 fand in der Zeche Zollverein (Essen, DE) der Zukunftsworkshop “being tagged! Printable RFID – eine Neuordnung der Welt?“ statt, der in einem spannenden transdisziplinären Format der Frage nachging, […]
June 18th 2024 4.00 – 6.00 pm HS V.1.34
Dr. Doris Allhutter
Abstract:
In many countries across the globe, the public sector is expanding its efforts to introduce data-driven and intelligent systems in the administration of core welfare services such as social benefits provision, unemployment services and healthcare. Critical data studies and adjacent fields have raised concerns that datafication as a social and political process mainly caters to commercial and governance interests. The risks of automation in welfare have primarily been discussed as “black-boxing” (i.e. algorithmic assessments of welfare applicants rest widely inaccessible and unexplainable for case workers and citizens alike), as fundamentally problematic practices of profiling and categorizing citizens (which limits their life experience to what is observable and quantifiable, omitting the complexity of their life situations), and in terms of biased and discriminatory outcomes for protected groups in vulnerable life situations.
March 5th 2024 11:45 am – 13:15 pm HS N.2.57 Matthias Steiner M.Sc. (Institut für Artificial Intelligence und Cybersecurity)
„Künstliche Intelligenz erleichtert bereits heute unseren Alltag. Die Systeme können aber auch sehr problematisch sein. Diskriminierende Aussagen und die Verbreitung von Stereotypen, wie durch den neuen „Berufsinfomat“ des AMS, machen […]
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