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Companies must also protect robots from cyberattacks

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Robots are the interface through which IT systems have a very concrete impact on the real world. Until now, dangers to humans and the environment have been minimised through strict isolation. With increasing networking, new technologies and forms of cooperation, this isolation is being broken down. This places new demands on cyber security. Until a […]

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How a virtual platform promotes mental health – a project of BFH Gesundheit and Pro Mente Sana

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What expectations do people with mental illness, relatives and health professionals have of a digital platform to promote mental health? A project team from the Bern University of Applied Sciences for Health, the Pro Mente Sana Switzerland Foundation and a communication design studio (Giessform) explored this question together with potential users. Together they developed an […]

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Basic registers and standards data as precursors for Linked Data

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Base registers are central components of a Linked Data ecosystem. Together with commonly used data models or ontologies, they ensure that data sets can be linked with each other even across organisational boundaries. Without them, Linked Data would not be possible. Based on an ongoing project that aims to advance the publication of Linked Open […]

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Building a Linked Open Data Ecosystem for the Performing Arts

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Over the past six months, the BFH Institute for Public Sector Transformation has had the pleasure to accompany the Canadian Arts Presenting Association‘s Linked Digital Future Initiative , which intends to leverage the potential of linked open data in the area of the performing arts. At the difference of earlier projects we have been involved […]

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Algorithms also discriminate – as their programmers tell them to do

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Companies are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) to make decisions or to make decisions based on their suggestions. These suggestions can also be discriminatory. To prevent this, we need not only to understand program codes on a technical level, but also to incorporate human thinking and decision-making processes to detect and reduce systematic deception. CO […]