23.01.2026 Casino Theater Zug – societal implications through the lens of the humanities. The launch event marks the beginning of a new

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24.06.2025 – integration into social contexts from a variety of human science perspectives and in an interdisciplinary [...] knowledge that contributes to the advancement of humanity and society, and they pass these insights on [...] acceptance of artificial intelligence", Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences), " Den Grundlagen des Rechts

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01.09.2025 – chance to build a completely new institute for human sciences-based blockchain research from the ground [...] ultimately successful before the European Court of Human Rights, is particularly well known. In the medium

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24.09.2024 – so-called “human rights-based DS”. A human rights-based approach to DS ensures that human rights are [...] restriction of DS where human rights are at stake. To support and implement human rights-based AI, the scholars [...] it. They argue that, to foster a sustainable and humane future, the regulation of AI is essential to harness

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13.01.2026 – implications of blockchain technology from a humanities perspective. Professors Max Baumgart (Energy

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22.11.2024 – we are examining the rapidly expanding trade in human and animal hair during this period. We aim to understand [...] Traded throughout Europe and overseas, hair – both human and animal – became a highly sought-after resource [...] explains. This approach broadens the scope beyond humans to focus on the interconnected relationships between

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02.12.2024 – organisations. What’s more, people also tend to see human agents as more morally acceptable than AI, even [...] evaluated the moral acceptability of different agents (human, AI and basic computer programmes) performing three [...] generally seen as less morally acceptable than human agents. This tendency persisted regardless of the

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24.04.2024 University of Lucerne (Frohburgstrasse 3), 3.B58 – fundamental human rights and respect the institutions and laws that promote integral human development [...] best human potential and our highest aspirations, not compete with them.” In addition to human rights-based [...] the field of “artificial intelligence” should be human rights-based : “We need to be aware of the rapid

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23.01.2026 – Blockchain, will follow later this year. Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Adam Hayes , born in 1979

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2025 DFG, Bonn, 2024 Australian Academy of the Humanities, Canberra, 2023 Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft

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