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How artificial intelligence detects burnouts via linguistic data

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Computers are fed words and phrases every day. Trained programs can recognise or even predict patterns in this data. Scientists from the Applied Machine Intelligence research group at the Department of Technology & Computer Science at BFH now want to find out whether this possibility can be used for health prevention. Specifically: Can methods of […]

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Between Cyber Sickness & Wow Effect: How Virtual Reality influences learning

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With virtual reality goggles, one can immerse oneself in any imaginable world. This is also used for learning. In an experimental study, researchers from BFH Wirtschaft and the University of Fribourg investigated how this technology affects presence and memory in different learning environments. Their results are surprising. In the context of the increasing availability of […]

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AI4SocialGood – towards a better world with augmented intelligence?

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What does AI4SocialGood mean and how can technology be used for societal and social benefit? Our author explores this question and presents some examples of such projects. Technology in itself is neither good nor bad, and can be used for different purposes. The discourse on the possible risks and consequences of using technology, especially artificial […]

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A Medical Decision System to Prescribe Antibiotics

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Adverse drug reactions lead to deaths in the healthcare system, especially the ones linked to antibiotic prescriptions. In order to reduce and prevent these, researchers at BFH have programmed a semantic decision-making system that supports doctors in their decisions alongside the usual guidelines. Our author reports here on the tool and compares it with the pure […]

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How an algorithm helps to create lesson plans

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Creating lesson plans for an entire year is a complex task. Artificial intelligence can support this and often even plan better than humans. This is shown by an optimisation algorithm developed by berufsbildner.ch and Ateleris GmbH. Organisations spend a lot of time and energy coordinating and planning internal and external resources. This includes creating shift […]