In connection with the Festival of Research, the Danish Technical Museum invites you to a Friday bar and research in the new exhibition 'AI Down to Earth'.BackgroundArtificial intelligence and algorithms are everywhere. But are we talking about it enough? Does your car determine how fast you drive? Does your refrigerator need to order new products? And is it an algorithm to determine if you have slept well? Join the Danish Technical Museum in a new debate format with several of the leading researchers in the field in Denmark, Europe and the world, discuss the role of algorithms in our lives. What does the research say? What do you say? Where do we find artificial intelligence? What is being researched? And where is your boundary?PanelistsThomas Kjær Rasmussen, Transport, Technical University of DenmarkSille Obelitz Søe, Information, University of CopenhagenIda Schrøder, Welfare State, Aarhus UniversityTanja Schneider, Food, Technical University of DenmarkRegistrationParticipation in the event free; registration is done via billetto. You may also be interested inDeep-dives14 July 2026Denmark: a snapshot of digital skills An overview of state strategies and national initiatives on digital Skills in Denmark: state strategies, national strategies and funding opportunities. Additional informationIndustry - field of education and trainingGeneric programmes and qualifications not further definedTarget audienceDigital skills for the labour force.Digital skills for ICT professionals and other digital experts.Digital skills for allGeographic scope - CountryDenmarkShow lessTarget languageDanishGeographical sphereNational initiativeLog in to comment
Deep-dives14 July 2026Denmark: a snapshot of digital skills An overview of state strategies and national initiatives on digital Skills in Denmark: state strategies, national strategies and funding opportunities.