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AI on our own terms
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Artificial intelligence often feels like a service that takes place somewhere else. The Machine Learning Management Platform (MLMP) at BFH-TI…

Digital transformation of public administration – how do we become more efficient, more secure and more sovereign?
E-Government EN, Event report ENThe 18th «Informatik und Recht» conference of the Swiss association eJustice.ch, held on 18 August at the Rathaus in Bern, was devoted to government…

AI as relief or a new source of stress? Why humans remain in the loop despite GenAI
Augmented Intelligence EN, Machine Intelligence EN, Professional Contribution ENHow is generative AI changing the work of software developers, and does it actually reduce the strain on them? Researchers at the Institute Digital…

Accessibility is not enough: digital services need a positive user experience
New Work EN, Professional Contribution ENSince the end of June 2025, digital services in the EU have had to be accessible to people with disabilities. But accessible does not mean pleasant:…

Co-working with LLMs: Where to automate and safeguard
Augmented Intelligence EN, Professional Contribution ENLLM security has become an operational question. Language models are moving into security operations, fraud monitoring and software engineering…

Digital Foundations of the Triage Process in Swiss Primary Care Practices
Digital Health EN, Professional Contribution ENA BFH study assessed the current digital situation in five primary care practices in German-speaking Switzerland: documentation and billing are…

Teaching Programming with AI: What Does a Code Submission Still Prove?
Augmented Intelligence EN, Professional Contribution ENWhen AI tools are available, a working code submission no longer reliably demonstrates what students can do. Have they understood the problem,…

Dialect Bias in AI: Where Language Models Place Swiss German Speakers
Machine Intelligence EN, Professional ContributionDoes an AI assistant judge you differently when you write in the Swiss dialect rather than standard German? A study conducted by the Human-Centered…

The Quagga Mussel Problem Through the Lens of AI: A Module for the Classroom
Augmented Intelligence EN, Focus, Nicht kategorisiertInvasive quagga mussels threaten Swiss lakes and their infrastructure. The BFH project QuaggAI develops AI-based tools to monitor their spread.…

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