Reasons for Why the WASP-HS Winter Conference Was Successful and Enriching

by admin | Feb 24, 2023 | Blog Post

Johannes Geith, WASP-HS PhD student in Political Science at Stockholm University, shares insights from his experience of taking part of the WASP-HS Winter Conference in Gothenburg on 15-17 February, 2023. After a successful summer school in Lund last year, it was time...

Intermediary Reflections on AI for Humanity and Society 2022

by admin | Feb 8, 2023 | Blog Post

Professor Anna-Sara Lind and Associate Professor Francis Lee, both principal investigators within WASP-HS, and chairs of the annual conference AI for Humanity and Society 2022, share their reflections on the outcomes of the annual event. We are truly in formative...

The System World’s Colonization of the Life World – A Canopy for Research on AI

by admin | Jan 17, 2023 | Blog Post

Johan Wejryd, PostDoc in Political Science at the Institute for Housing and Urban Research, Uppsala University, shares his speech at the WASP-HS AI for Humanity and Society 2022 Conference in the form of a blog post. There was a time – short but real – when the Arab...

Researchers in the Social Sciences and Humanities and the General Discourse About AI

by admin | Jan 13, 2023 | Blog Post

Teresa Ceratto-Pargman, Professor in Human-Computer Interaction at Stockholm University, and Principal Investigator of the WASP-HS project Ethical and Legal Challenges in Relationship to AI-Driven Practices in Higher Education, shares her speech from the WASP-HS...

Will AI be an Equalizer or Oppressor?

by admin | Dec 19, 2022 | Blog Post

Ericka Johnson, Professor at the Department of Thematic Studies (TEMA), Linköping University, shares her presentation at the WASP-HS conference AI for Humanity and Society, 2022, in written form. This is a concern many of us have, and working towards ‘equalizer’ is a...