DIGHUM-RES 2025 is now open for submissions. The conference focuses on the impact of technology and digitisation on society, exploring both opportunities and risks in areas like AI, ethics, governance, education, and more. Organised by the Institute for Human Sciences and TU Wien, the event brings together researchers from computer science, social sciences, law, and … Read more
The Austrian Computer Society (OCG) invites Master’s and PhD students in computer science and related fields to present their research at the “Computer Science in Education: By Humans, for Humans” symposium on May 13–14, 2025, in Vienna.
Im ORF-Zentrum am Küniglberg ist am 21. Januar 2025 der “Digitaler Humanismus in der Praxis Award” verliehen worden.
Our association has signed the open letter published by TU Wien’s Center for Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (CAIML), which calls for the urgent regulation of digital technologies.
https://dighum.ec.tuwien.ac.at/Zahlreiche Ressourcen zum Thema digitaler Humanismus bietet die Webseite der Digital Humanism Initiative der TU Wien.
The Policy Brief provides a brief introduction to Digital Humanism.
The panel discussion “Ethical Challenges in the Digital Age: A Call for Digital Humanism in Research and Technology Development” took place on January 21, 2020. Experts from various fields gathered to explore the ethical implications of digital transformation and the role of Digital Humanism in shaping responsible technological progress. Panelists: Prof. Dr. Markus Hengstschläger – … Read more
The introductory lecture by Erich Prem for the course at TU Wien in cooperation with the University of Vienna is available online.
The “Vienna Manifesto on Digital Humanism” defines the key goals, which are also upheld by our association.
This lecture series aims to highlight the new movement of “Digital Humanism” and to link it closely with the existing traditions of research into the impact of digital technologies on society in various disciplines. The lecture series is therefore particularly concerned with the highly multidisciplinary character of digital humanism, which we facilitate through lectures on various theoretical approaches and research methods. This will enable students from all disciplines to gain a deeper understanding of the impact of digital technologies on society.
