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How can AI technology be regulated? Can these regulations be implemented at an international level? And why does AI need to be regulated at all?

Today is World Digital Preservation Day. It has been organized by the Digital Preservation Coalition (DPC) for several years and always takes place on the first Thursday in November.

How can scientists not only drive forward the digital transformation of research, but also make the results of their research more comprehensible, accessible and usable within the scientific community and for society as a whole?

Auf der 5. jurOA-Tagung, die von 1. bis 2. Oktober in den Räumlichkeiten der Wikimedia in Berlin stattfand und von der Initiative OpenRewi organisiert wird, hielt Thomas Hartmann von FIZ Karlsruhe (Bereich Immaterialgüterrechte) eine Keynote mit dem Titel

What happens when representatives from philosophy, technology, natural sciences and engineering meet and talk about the future?

FIZ Karlsruhe, vertreten durch Direktor und Geschäftsführer Prof. Dr. Wolfram Horstmann, hat die Barcelona Erklärung unterzeichnet.

The question “Artificial intelligence: dystopia or utopia?” dominated the discussions at SEMANTiCS 2024 in Amsterdam, which took place from September 17 to 19. The event is one of the leading international conferences for semantic technologies.

Due to a large-scale power outage on the entire north campus of the KIT, where FIZ Karlsruhe is located, the availability of our services has been impaired since Tuesday night.

Today, Sunday, is the International Day of Democracy: a day of remembrance initiated by the United Nations General Assembly in 2007 with the aim of promoting and defending the principles of democracy.

In the last week of August, the 34th European Crystallographic Meeting, the most important European conference in the field of crystallography, was held in Padua, Italy.