Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie 2023 - Digitaler Humanismus
Digitaler Humanismus
The Information and Communication Technology 2023 Call „Digital Humanism” invited scientists to conduct interdisciplinary projects (2 - 4 years) between social sciences & humanities and computer sciences/ICT that address digital technologies & practices from a human-centered and societal perspective in the field of Digital Humanism. The funding range per project was € 300,000 - € 600,000. In total, WWTF funded six excellent projects with € 3.5 million in total.
Vergabesumme: € 3.500.000
Einreichzahlen: 60 Kurzanträge, 21 Vollanträge
Vergabemodus: Auswahl durch internationales Expert*innenpanel und Peer Reviews
Jurysitzung: 11. Juni 2024
Formale Entscheidung durch den WWTF Vorstand: 26.6.2024
Ansprechperson: Dr. Michael Strassnig
Vili Lehdonvirta (chair FP) | University of Oxford, UK & Aalto University, FI
Edward E. Lee (chair SP) | UC Berkeley, US
Wijnand Ijsselsteijn | Eindhoven University of Technology, NL
Dino Pedreschi | University of Pisa, IT
Isabel Valera | Universität des Saarlandes, DE
Michael Veale | University College London, UK
Sally Wyatt | Maastricht University; Digital Society Netherlands, NL
Geförderte Vorhaben
- ICT23-002 Hossein Kermani (University of Vienna)
Beyond computational propaganda and bot activism: Investigating social media suppression in authoritarian regimes
Dauer: 0 Monate, Fördersumme: € 593.203 - ICT23-012 Andreas Baumann (University of Vienna)
Disentangling effects of digitization on linguistic diversity
Dauer: 0 Monate, Fördersumme: € 594.948 - ICT23-020 Margarete Jahrmann (University of Applied Arts Vienna)
Robopsychologists: An Artistic Exploration of Collective Memory through Role-Playing with AI Language Models
Dauer: 36 Monate, Fördersumme: € 589.922 - ICT23-025 Jan Maly (TU Wien)
Citizen-centered democratic innovation: Understanding citizen preferences for participatory budgeting algorithms
Dauer: 0 Monate, Fördersumme: € 594.596 - ICT23-030 Agata Ciabattoni (TU Wien)
Acquiring and explaining norms for AI systems
Dauer: 0 Monate, Fördersumme: € 594.956 - ICT23-051 Walid Fdhila (University of Vienna)
Decentralized Trust in Digital Societies
Dauer: 0 Monate, Fördersumme: € 532.375