
Teaching Programming with AI: What Does a Code Submission Still Prove?
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When 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.…

On the side instead of on task – Employees are twice as distracted online as in person
New Work EN, Professional Contribution ENWith the rise of remote work, team meetings increasingly take place online. A field study by BFH Business School examined the effects on more…

When Workers Program the Robots: No-Code Interfaces for a Humane Automation
Machine Intelligence EN, Professional Contribution ENWhat if production workers could program robots themselves? Research conducted at BFH in partnership with Bien-Air Dental SA shows that no-code…

Critical Digital Literacy – Refining Literacies from technical fluency to ethical and political agency
Articles in English EN, Focus, Transdisciplinary ENCritical digital literacy (also CDL) is an expanding field of profound importance for the future of both research and pedagogies. It redefines…

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