Digital Humanism
Technology profoundly shapes the world we live in, and the stakes are high. Digital Humanism deals with digital technology development and policies based on human rights, democracy, inclusion, and diversity.
About
Digital Humanism is a mindset, a philosophy, a political driving force, a scientific approach, and most of all – a promise to society. That we are determined to build, regulate and develop technology for people, for a better future.
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Latest News
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Activities
We foster a stream of Digital Humanism activities. Find our main players, cooperations and initiatives within and beyond TU Wien Informatics here.
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DIGHUM
The Digital Humanism Initiative -
Vienna Manifesto on Digital Humanism
Public Call to Deliberate and Act on Technological Development -
Lecture Series
Ongoing Series of Online Events, Lectures, and Discussions -
Perspectives on Digital Humanism
Open Access Book with Essays from Computer Science, Law and Humanities -
CAIML
Center for Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning -
Digital Humanism Fellowship
Cooperation with the Institute for Human Sciences (IWM) -
Vienna Gödel Lectures
Public Lecture Series on How Technology Shapes the World We Live In -
CDL RecSys
Christian Doppler Lab for Recommender Systems -
VU Digital Humanism
Lecture and Exercise Course in Our Master Curricula
Our Partners. Alone we can do little – but together we can do much.
Our Supporters. Their commitment and support make our efforts possible.
Follow the links to individual initiatives and projects to learn more about our additional partners, cooperations, and sponsors.
Contact
Want to talk to real people about the challenges we face? Here are the leading experts and primary contacts for all our Digital Humanism initiatives (people in alphabetical order).
Highlights
Recent highlights, events, and news from all our
Digital Humanism initiatives.
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