Perceived Difficulties of Route Navigation From the Perspective of a Map Reader – PhD Defense
Arvid Krantz-Horned defends his doctoral thesis “What Looks Difficult to Navigate on a Map? An Analysis of Perceived Route Difficulty From the Perspective of a Map Reader“, at Umeå University on 23 October. See event. Abstract To find out how we can navigate...
Making Generative AI Fair, Just, and Inclusive
Better and healthier societal integration of generative AI was the main discussion at the WASP and WASP-HS workshop at Rånäs slott, Stockholm, earlier this fall. Generative AI is used by many in day-to-day life and work and is rapidly being integrated into research,...
WASP-HS Researcher Leads Technofascism Course at MIT
Erik Sandelin, WASP-HS postdoctoral researcher, teaches about the overlap between fascism and computer technology, such as AI, at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Fascism is the political ideology that promotes a powerful authoritarian government, extreme...
Computing Trees: Forest Measurement and Planetary Prediction – PhD Defense
Erik Ljungberg defends his doctoral thesis “Computing Trees: Forest Measurement and Planetary Prediction“, at KTH – Royal School of Technology on October 16. See event. Abstract This dissertation examines how forests have been made governable through measurement,...
