Antonia will be working on a project titled, "Still learning? AI in educational settings - exploring a must-have or nice-to-have learning future."

Peter Lauritsen, Center Director of SHAPE, gave a presentation at the LIVSTEGN conference on November 8th, 2024.

Presentation on November 4th by AIAS-SHAPE Fellow Jan Løhmann Stephensen on the research project ‘Chat Democracy: AI, Democratic Talk, and a New Shared Language’.

Digital tools like case management systems have become an unavoidable part of social workers' daily routines, but their impact is not straightforward. A new survey from SHAPE and Analyse & Tal reveals that there are mixed opinions on how technology affects work with society’s most vulnerable –…

Center director Peter Lauritsen was scheduled to present his keynote at the Digital Curriculum conference. Although illness prevented his attendance, you can read his full keynote here and gain insights into how we as a society can achieve stronger digital literacy.

In collaboration with the Faculty of Arts and consultancy Happy42, SHAPE held workshops for instructors from BSS and Arts, focusing on cybersecurity. Key points included presentations from industry professionals and discussions on how to integrate cybersecurity into teaching.

SHAPE holds meetings in collaboration with Folkeuniversitet, focusing on developing conversations around the democratic dilemmas and challenges brought by digitalization. The meetings are free of charge, and registration is open to everyone.

SHAPE-affiliated Peter Dalsgaard receives a grant from the Independent Research Fund Denmark to investigate how surprises shape creative work in science and art.

SHAPE researcher Peter Danholt receives a grant from the Independent Research Fund Denmark to explore and develop a collaborative culture around digital data.

Presentation held on October 21st, 2024, by AIAS-SHAPE Fellow Ilya Utekhin about the research project ‘News flow analytics: A data science approach to detect censorship and show bias’.