When AI tools are available, a working code submission no longer reliably demonstrates what students can do. Have they understood the problem, identified errors and made their own decisions? Three learning formats and three assessment criteria show how the selection of relevant information, targeted follow-up prompts and verification can be assessed without creating an unreasonable […]
Shift planning is central to job satisfaction in healthcare and often triggers conflicts between work and private life. An interdisciplinary project by the Bern University of Applied Sciences shows the opportunities and challenges of AI and why fairness, transparency, and participation are crucial in designing duty rosters. Shift scheduling plays a central role in the […]
The European Commission estimates that 197,000 patients die each year from adverse drug reactions. This is partly due to differences in genetic make-up – what works well for Mr Brönnimann misses its target for Mrs Brönnimann or can lead to side effects. This influence can already be examined before the medication is administered, and an […]
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