20. June 2025 Seen, heard, read – by Helene Ratner The Algorithms, Data and Democracy project is gearing up for the summer holidays with cultural recommendations from the ADD researchers.
19. June 2025 New climate database puts the pig – and 1,000 other things – into a formula How much CO2 does one kilo of pork emit? You can now find the answer in a new Danish database.
6. June 2025 Watched, listened, read – by Sine Nørholm Just The Algorithms, Data and Democracy project is gearing up for summer break with cultural recommendations from the ADD researchers.
5. June 2025 Municipalities are a barrier to new disability technology New technology for people with disabilities is advancing rapidly – much of it from Danish start-ups.
5. June 2025 Can we unfriend the USA? Silicon Valley has moved very close to the power center of the White House.
4. June 2025 Where does Denmark stand in the global technology race? Denmark is lagging behind the world’s leading tech regions—particularly China and the USA, which are surging ahead with innovation and patents.
4. June 2025 New ADD research investigates AI ethics in the insurance sector AI-etik handler også om, hvilke eksperter der bestemmer.
4. June 2025 Ida Ebbensgaard: AI can make us more authentic – if we dare What makes us truly human is something AI will never be able to replace.
23. May 2025 PhD project aims to find new paths in the screen time debate Mathias Nimgaard from the Center for Digital Pedagogy will explore the pros and cons of children’s digital lives in a newly launched industrial PhD project.
16. May 2025 ADD Blogpost: Organizations are saying no to AI – Ole Willers dives into one specific barrier Ole Willers turns his attention to the issue of legitimacy, suggesting that the barrier may not be as difficult to overcome as it seems.
