Fall Semster 24/25
9th ZeMKI Research Day
The ZeMKI Research Day will take place on January 24. At the internal event, current projects will be presented and discussed, overarching research perspectives will be developed at thematic tables and current questions from the (…)
- 24.01.2025
- 10:00 Clock
- ZeMKI • Linzer Str. 4 • Room 60.070
Prof. Dr. Lars de Wildt (University of Groningen, The Netherlands): "Global Gaming’s Reorientation to China"
The invitation to the event with the abstract of the lecture and more information about Prof. Dr. Lars de Wildt can be found here.
- 29.01.2025
- 16:15 Clock
- via Zoom • Room https://uni-bremen.zoom-x.de/j/64390003368?pwd=bj9Yaa8Qig8SwsCS32KPCL7wNOpZEd.1
DataNord: Empowering Data Skills – Strengthening Bremen’s Research
The DataNord Roadshow invites you to explore our wide range of services and discover the offerings that best meet your research needs.
- 22.01.2025
- 16:15 Clock
- ZeMKI • Linzer Str. 4 • Room R. 60.070
Dr. Jens Pohlmann (ZeMKI, U Bremen): "NetzDG on Twitter"
The invitation to the event with the abstract of the lecture and more information about Dr. Jens Pohlmann can be found here.
ComAI Lectures Fall Semester 2024/25
ComAI Lectures overview Fall Semester 2024/25 Ralf Bendrath (Greens/EFA group in the European Parliament): “How the EU’s AI Act came about. Insights from a Negotiator” Prof. Dr. Claes de Vreese (Universiteit van Amsterdam): “The AI (…)
- 19.11.2024 – 14.01.2025
Prof. Dr. Sonja Utz (Leibniz-Institut für Wissensmedien IWM & Eberhard Karls University Tübingen): "Credibility of communicative AI"
Abstract Language-based agents such as chatbots, voice assistants, and more recently, large language models, have become common tools for information retrieval. Assessing the quality of the information provided by these agents is crucial. This talk (…)
- 14.01.2025
- 18:30 Clock
- Bremer Presse-Club • Schnoor 27
Prof. Dr. Jeremy Knox (University of Oxford & University of Edinburgh): "AI, Education, and Power"
Abstract In a similar way to previous education technologies, recent developments in artificial intelligence (AI) are typically discussed in terms of their ability to enhance learning or make the educational process more efficient. While this (…)
- 17.12.2024
- 18:30 Clock
- Bremer Presse-Club • Schnoor 27
Prof. Dr. Claes de Vreese (Universiteit van Amsterdam): "The AI Effect: How (generative) AI is reshaping discussions about elections and democracy"
Abstract Democracies are based on exchange, debate and discussion about goals, approaches and solutions. What tasks need to be solved, what does the sovereign want? In parliamentary democracies, this decision-making takes place within the framework (…)
- 26.11.2024
- 18:30 Clock
- Bremer Presse-Club • Schnoor 27
Ralf Bendrath (Greens/EFA group in the European Parliament): "How the EU's AI Act came about. Insights from a Negotiator"
Abstract Ralf Bendrath was involved in the negotiations on the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act, the first law world-wide to regulate AI specifically. He will give an insight into how the negotiations went, what the (…)
- 19.11.2024
- 18:30 Clock
- Bremer Presse-Club • Schnoor 27
Daniel Whelan-Shamy (Digital Media Research Centre at the Queensland University of Technology, Australia): "The Cultural Form of Machine Learning: Towards a Critical Understanding of Simulation as a Goal of the Technological Sublime"
The invitation to the event with the abstract of the lecture and more information about Daniel Whelan-Shamy can be found here.
- 27.11.2024
- 16:15 Clock
- ZeMKI • Linzer Straße 4 • Room 60.070
Prof. Dr. Enrique Uribe-Jongbloed (University of Cardiff, UK): "Research challenges and innovation in audiovisual archives: case studies from Colombia and Wales"
The invitation to the event with the abstract of the lecture and more information about Prof. Dr. Enrique Uribe-Jongbloed can be found here.
- 20.11.2024
- 15:15 Clock
- ZeMKI • Linzer Straße 4 • Room 60.070
Prof. Dr. Christian Greiffenhagen (Hong Kong Polytechnic University, China) with Rongyu Li (East China University of Political Science and Law), & Mark Perry (Brunel University London): "Resolving Ambiguity in Symmetrical Interactions: 'Do I Scan You or You Scan Me?'”
The invitation to the event with the abstract of the lecture and more information about Prof. Dr. Christian Greiffenhagen can be found here.
- 06.11.2024
- 16:15 Clock
- ZeMKI • Linzer Straße 4 • Room 60.070