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Towards an understanding of the role of private foundations in economic regional development in Germany

Private philanthropic foundations can be funded by the wealth of individu-als. These private foundations can focus on a certain region and its eco-nomic development. Existing Economic Geography literature has no de-fined role for such foundations in their frameworks. This empirically driven thesis aims to contribute to closing this research gap by examining the case of the Dieter Schwarz foundatio

Art and AI-generated pictures

Recording from AI Lund lunch seminar 30 November 2023 Is an image-creating AI an artist or just a new technique for human creation? How can we challenge our understanding of what both human and technology are in the meeting between the artist and the AI? When: 30 November 12.00 - 13.00 Where: Online Spoken language: Swedish Participators Presentation: Jonna Bornemark, professor in Philosophy at Sö

https://www.ai.lu.se/2022-11-30c - 2026-04-21

Nordic AI Hub

Nordic AI University Network The Nordic Hub AI University Network is a collaborative initiative that connects universities across the Nordic and Baltic regions to foster innovation, knowledge sharing, and collaboration in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). This network brings together researchers, educators, students, and administrative staff to explore AI’s potential in teaching, research

https://www.ai.lu.se/about/partner/nordic-ai-hub - 2026-04-21

Bias in the Context of Artificial Intelligence Systems: Analyzing the risks and contributors from a data perspective

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) is progressing to take over decision making in different industries, the threat that comes with the use of these systems is also increasing. One major threat is the risk of these systems acting biased, causing discrimination to parts of the population. To tackle the risk of AI systems acting biased it is important to understand how these biases originate in the firs