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During the summer, the Policy has unveiled the debate on digital inclusion at a new level. In Dansk IT, we have been working for many years to improve the conditions of digitalisation for all citizens and are therefore only pleased that the public conversation has accelerated. In various ways, Dansk IT has contributed to the debate and our Committee on Digital Skills and IT in the public sector has digital inclusion on the agenda.

If we can use artificial intelligence and rigorous learning to create a public health care system that allows each citizen to live a longer and healthier life and independent in old age, which is either to hold us back? But how if that system is created on the basis of people’s personal data – is that okay? How do we implement a system that data without compromising individual privacy and breaking the codex of data ethics?

DSJC Denmark has invited the Chairman of the Steering Committee of DSJC Klaus Kvorning Hansen to a conversation on his long-standing technology service and a dialogue on visions of technology development and the first time in DSJC Denmark. To this end, we get personal stories of how IT, digitalisation, etc. and philosophy are almost each other’s prerequisites.

Read in this article, where we have the pleasure of speaking with Kristian Voss Sørensen, CEO and founder of Ensensor Insight. The interview focuses on his trip as an entrepreneur and his views on digitalisation and data-driven business development.

A December 2023 report by Digitalt Ansvar examines the implications of the TikTok algorithm for children engaging with content related to self-harm and depression.

The ADD project provides an overview of the digital skills, competences and what we call “skills”. At a time when digital self-service and others are becoming increasingly demanding, it is relevant to know how well we think we are able to do so.

The government has presented its new digitalisation strategy, which sets the direction for digitalisation in Denmark in the coming years. This is the Danish IT response to the digitalisation strategy.

Digitalisation often leads to pseudo-work, especially in the form of new, smart digital ‘solutions’, forgetting to consider whether they make sense. Writer Dennis Nørmark gives advice on how to get off with your worthless additional work.