by Michael Hockenhull | Aug 4, 2016 | News, Research, The ETHOS Blog: Metadata
Written by Jan Redzisz. Jan has a background in applied cultural analysis, and is currently a visting researcher at ETHOS Lab. Here he is working on speculative games for engaging future users of robots and artificial intelligence. As part of his visit Jan is writing...
by Michael Hockenhull | Jun 13, 2016 | Research
Picture: Backbone Company, 2016. Omnichannel. Available online here. This post is made by Sara Nielsen Tugcu, thesis student at the IT-University of Copenhagen and associate of ETHOS Lab. Sara has researched the new marketing term ‘Omnichannel’ and wishes...
by Michael Hockenhull | May 20, 2016 | News, Teaching
The question is where! Where is the local library? Where is the best school? Where is the crime low? Geospatial questions can be asked and Geographical Information Systems (GIS) can answer. At the same time predictive analysis can be conducted to see what the future...
by Michael Hockenhull | May 19, 2016 | News, Teaching
What do machine learning algorithms see when they look at us? Some concerns about the transparency and discriminatory effects of profiling based on machine learning. In this presentation I will show how machine learning, when it is used to make sense of human behavior...
by Michael Hockenhull | May 10, 2016 | News, Research
On May 3rd ETHOS Lab was host to a poster session with guests Geoffrey Bowker and Steven Brown. Five thesis projects with affiliation to the lab were presented in poster format, and the attending guests and other academics gave feedback, asked questions and had some...
by Michael Hockenhull | Apr 27, 2016 | News, The ETHOS Blog: Metadata
Written by Sebastian Frandsen, Lars Thomsen og Nikolaj Nielsen, students of the Digital Innovation and Management Programme at ITU. This blogpost details the use of digital methods by students doing their MA thesis at the ITU. We were very happy to be able to supply...
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