Digitalisierung – Polis180

Polis Paper N° 21 – Community, Accountability, and Independence

20. Mai 202319. Mai 2023 von Nico Otten

This paper is part of a series of papers highlighting fields of innovation in the creative industries with political impact and how they can be supported politically. They were created in the context of the project Digitizing Creative Industries, in which five innovation projects from Europe were supported in an accelerator program with mentoring, innovation … Weiterlesen …

Polis Paper N° 20 – The Media of Tomorrow

20. Mai 202319. Mai 2023 von Nico Otten

Polis Paper N° 19 – Creative Labour & Digital Gig Work

20. Mai 202319. Mai 2023 von Nico Otten

Polis Paper N° 18 – Creators, Educators, and Technologists

20. Mai 202319. Mai 2023 von Nico Otten

Polis Paper N° 17 – Web3 x Culture

20. Mai 202319. Mai 2023 von Nico Otten

Polis Brief N°26 – Are we prepared for a HireGPT to enter the HR-Department?  Shortcomings in the Artificial Intelligence Act?

5. Mai 202319. März 2023 von Nico Otten

Automating hiring processes with the help of AI promises not only to significantly reduce hiring costs for companies and find more suitable employees, but also to reduce HR bias, creating a fairer application system. While this seems like a financial and economic dream for employers, job seekers could also look forward to a more efficient … Weiterlesen …

Digitale Souveränität: politisches Buzzword, akademische Mode oder Zukunft der Digitalpolitik?

17. Dezember 2021 von Polis180

Der NSA-Abhörskandal, die Marktmacht amerikanischer Technologiekonzerne, der Vorsprung chinesischer Hersteller im Bereich der 5G-Netze oder ein andauernder Mangel an Mikrochips – all diese Ereignisse haben Forderungen nach “Digitaler Souveränität”, also Unabhängigkeit und Eigenständigkeit in der Digitalpolitik, laut werden lassen. Aber was bedeutet das genau? Welche Maßnahmen müssten hier getroffen werden, und wer profitiert?

Ein Bericht von Etienne Höra und Anke Obendiek

foraus’ grassroots volunteering under COVID-19

7. Januar 2021 von Polis180

Volunteers are at the heart of foraus. What can be done when this heartbeat gets irregular and struggles to pump the necessary blood to keep the grassroots think tank alive? In what way has technology helped to preserve voluntary engagement? Sounds interesting? Then read on.

A Comment by Wailea Zülch

Central bank digital currencies: The state of play in China and Asia-Pacific

10. Dezember 2020 von Polis180

Central banks across Asia-Pacific are in the process of building the world’s first central bank digital currencies (CBDC) and – with China at the helm of this monetary revolution – the future of money may soon become re-defined. This article will analyse the fast paced CBDC developments in the most dynamic region on earth.

A Comment by Thaddeus Jahn and Peter Müller

Our COVID-19 strategy: How Agora embraced digital transformation

8. Dezember 2020 von Polis180

Agora was founded on grassroots participation. For us, this means having open, inclusive discussions about foreign policy with people of all ages, backgrounds, and political views in order to influence foreign policy. Our in-person meet ups have been an integral part of our founding and continual growth. We prized the welcoming warmth of meeting together, in informal settings, to ask the big questions about our world.

A Comment by Preeti Pasricha and Bingxing Liu