
How copyright shapes which art we see online
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Museums are digitising their collections and putting images online. Whether this pays off depends in part on copyright. A study by BFH, WIPO…

Small Models, Own Data: How SMEs Can Stay Independent with AI
Augmented Intelligence EN, Professional Contribution ENQuotations, customer data, internal processes: do you really want to upload these to a third-party cloud in order to use AI? Small language models…

Guiding the scan: how AI could make portable ultrasound more accessible
Augmented Intelligence EN, Professional Contribution ENA portable ultrasound device can bring imaging closer to patients, but obtaining a useful image still takes skill. At Bern University of Applied…

A complement, not a replacement, in residential long-term care: How an AI reminiscence radio is experienced in everyday care
Digital Health EN, Professional Contribution ENSince July 2026, seven Swiss care institutions have been testing the AI-supported reminiscence radio VRENI for the first time in the care of…

Detecting stress without adding to nurses’ workload
Digital Health EN, Professional Contribution ENWork-related stress can affect nurses' health, their ability to work and whether they remain in the profession. Conventional surveys, however,…

Digital and AI Literacy in Nursing Education: How Students Assess Themselves
Digital Health EN, Professional Contribution ENNurses are expected to help shape digital tools and AI in their everyday work. How well prepared do nursing students feel for this? For the first…

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