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Intelligent Process Decomposition: A Pragmatic Approach to BPMN Generation
Digital Business & Finance EN, Professional Contribution EN/
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In our previous article, we explained why Large Language Models struggle to generate valid BPMN diagrams. The problems are substantial: structural…

Machine or Human – That Is the Question in Music
Event report EN, Transdisciplinary ENA report on the symposium «AI as the Mozart of Our Time?» on 24 April 2026 in the Kleine Aula of the University of Zurich – organised by…
When Avatars Overhear: How Cautiously Do Young People Share Personal Information in the Metaverse?
Digital Identity, Privacy & Cybersecurity EN, Professional Contribution ENYoung people may be more likely to open up in the metaverse if a third avatar is quietly present in the room. This is an initial finding from…

Upskilling Business Actors – The Missing Piece in Switzerland’s Deep-Tech Ecosystem
Digital Business & Finance EN, Professional Contribution ENSwitzerland is widely recognized as a leading innovation economy. It performs strongly in international innovation rankings. Notably, it is the…

Powering AI — Feel the Energy It Takes
Augmented Intelligence EN“Draft a letter of resignation for my health insurance provider” (1.7 kcal) “What could I cook with two tomatoes, an onion and a block…

Development of an AI-based, level-oriented repertoire platform for music teachers
Professional Contribution EN, Transdisciplinary ENComprehensive digital sheet music libraries or collections of teaching materials designed to support teachers in lesson planning have so far…

The Myth of the Digital Generation: Experiences from everyday coaching
Professional Contribution EN, Transdisciplinary EN"Digital Natives" are widely assumed to be naturally tech-savvy and competent. Everyday coaching experience tells a different story. A gap exists…

Democracy in the Digital Age: Risks, Opportunities, and What Must Change
Digital Government ENHow do digital technologies change the way people participate in democracy? This article looks at the everyday realities of ICT: information…

Women in AI and Data Science: A conversation with Prof. Dr Mascha Kurpicz-Briki
Interview EN, Machine Intelligence ENFor this article, we spoke to Prof. Dr Mascha Kurpicz-Briki, a professor of computer science and researcher in the field of AI. What…

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