22. October 2024 Listen to a fully AI-generated podcast about the ADD-project produced in 5 minutes Admittedly, it's hard not to be a little impressed by the quality. And it truly calls for reflection on the future of media production.
14. October 2024 Op-ed: We need to rein in the algorithms – not our emotions – to create a better internet This op-ed is the fourth in the series on data, democracy, and the digital public sphere.
14. October 2024 The Council for Digital Security: Let’s get specific when discussing AI’s challenges Artificial intelligence is changing the world. But how—and what risks does it introduce?
14. October 2024 What can we learn from 40 public AI signature projects? Between 2020 and 2022, the former government, Danish Regions, and KL invested nearly 190 million DKK in AI signature projects.
30. September 2024 Mapping: What are algorithms doing in the scientific literature? The portrayal of AI in the media is typically sensationalized, with less focus on the specific situations in which AI is applied.
AlgorithmsData 25. September 2024 Should universities ban or embrace ChatGPT? New research project explores the dilemma Generative AI is turning the university world on its head.
12. September 2024 Karen Ellemann: We need a shared Nordic future with artificial intelligence Following the Nordic-Baltic conference on August 30th, Karen Ellemann, Secretary General of the Nordic Council of Ministers, published an opinion piece in Altinget.
12. September 2024 The ADD project co-hosted the gathering of ministers and leaders from the Nordic and Baltic regions On August 30th, the ADD project helped organize a Nordic and Baltic high-level forum on AI readiness.
12. September 2024 Join the discussion on the digitalization of Denmark’s underground Denmark has a tradition of using data to strengthen and develop society, and the digitalization of the underground is no exception.
AlgorithmsData 12. September 2024 Sara Dahlman: “Post human intimacy is here, but we still do not know what the consequences will be” Sara Dahlman investigates how new technology is reshaping our most private lives.
