How does AI challenge our linguistic competence? How is AI conceptualized in public discourse? How can a deepfake be distinguished from a real video? 12 Bachelor students from the University of Sarajevo in Bosnia-Herzegovina gathered at IDS in Mannheim on Monday, October 21, 2024 at 9:30 a.m. to
On October 17 and 18, 2024, Anne Burkhardt from RHET AI was a guest at the Facultad de Bellas Artes of the Universidad de Sevilla, Spain. In an evening lecture and a workshop, Anne Burkhardt gave insights into her research. The target group was primarily the faculty's doctoral
Co-Creation of New Visualisations for AI in Dialogue between Science, Design and Society Bringing together different disciplines, skills and perspectives to jointly create new imagery and visual metaphors around the topic of artificial intelligence: This goal is at the centre of a multi-part collaboration between the RHET
Two new colleagues joined the RHET AI in October: welcome to the team Rafaela Pfeil and Fabian Erhardt. We met with them after they started at RHET AI and got to know them a little better.If you want to know what brings them to RHET AI, what
The Deadline for conference registration is Tuesday, November 5th! In cooperation with the Max-Planck-Institute, the RHET AI Center is organising an interdisciplinary symposium focused on the foundations, functions, and communicative implications of generative AI. The academic discussion will be accompanied by a public Science Notes event, which is
On four Fridays in the winter term, we will delve into current research topics in artificial intelligence. In this sixth round of Artificial Friday, the focus is once again on linguistic perspectives: lectures and discussions will explore the relationship between language and AI, particularly how AI
RHET AI members have two conferences coming up at the beginning of October, one in Copenhagen, Denmark and one in Lund, Sweden. At the Rhetoric in Digital and Technological Transition conference in Copenhagen, Markus Gottschling and Salina Weber from the RHET AI Center will give a talk
Behind the website, numerous articles, images, and graphics, stands the student editorial team at the RHET AI Center, currently consisting of four research assistants: Alina Habermann, Carolin Volz, Carolin Saia and Jonas Ouass. We, Alina, Caro, and Carolin, have been studying at the University of Tübingen
Two new colleagues joined the RHET AI in October: welcome to the team Rafaela Pfeil and Fabian Erhardt. We met with them after they started at RHET AI and got to know them a little better.If you
The annual Cyber Valley event is just around the corner: next week, from June 19th to 21st, the Cyber Valley Days will take place in Stuttgart (June 19th) and Tübingen (June 20th and 21st). The three
Lecture: Writing the Histories of Animation in the Time of Artificial Intelligence
Since April, Kim Luther has been strengthening the Event Unit of the RHET AI Center as a doctoral student. In her work she deals intensively with technological progress in general and its processing through literature and other
