On
April 22, Louise Harder Fischer is invited to participate in an invitation-only
roundtable on responsible and ethical digitalization. Louise has been invited by DI Digital and the Danish Design Center, who have called researchers and business people with the purpose of developing a common vision for how we accelerate a responsible digital transition that sets people free. The Center for Digital Welfare is looking forward to seeing what the vision will be.
On
April 26,
12:00-16:00, CDW is inviting for a combined
launch of the book "Digitalization in Practice" and the project "DIGI-FRONT: Transnational Collaboration at the Digital Frontier". Meet the editors, the authors, the readers, the researchers, join discussions on public digitalization, network and help us celebrate the launch with free drinks! The event is open to all, no sign-up needed.
Read more here. On
April 23 OR April 25,
CDW is inviting members for a
Round-table discussion on "Technological vs. human rationales", as part of the CDW 'emerging theme' "
Future Implications of Technological vs. Social rationality in organizational settings" led by Louise Harder Fischer. Here we will delve into the more philosophical questions that can challenge and sharpen our understandings and assumptions about technology in the workplace and in society. Participate to gain a basic understanding and philosophical stance on technology in the workplace, in the organization and society, and a knowledge of the basic positions we move within. If you are a member and would like to participate,
please indicate your availability in this doodle no later than April 17.
In
May, CDW is inviting all members for a
visit to a "smart house" utilized by the municipality to test welfare technology in the care sector. The date is not set yet, so if you are a member of CDW and would like to join the expedition, please send an email to
liny@itu.dk and we will reserve your spot.
On
May 29, CDW is inviting all members for a
Round-table discussion on "Digital vs. People first perspectives" as part of the CDW 'emerging theme' "
Future Implications of Technological vs. Social rationality in organizational settings" led by Louise Harder Fischer. For this round-table meeting, we will talk about the difference between the industry 4.0 and industry 5.0 concepts, and thus also about 'digital vs. human first' narratives. The discussion gives rise to a basic philosophical stance on the interaction between man and machine, which is rapidly developing, and which may shape changes in the workplace for the next several years. Are we into automation or amplification? Are we for humans or technology first?
If you are a member of the Center for Digital Welfare, you have already or will receive an invitation for these activities in your inbox shortly. If you would like to learn more about how to become a member, please
find more information on our website or reach out to Strategic Project Manager, Line Johansen, at
liny@itu.dk.
