What Role Does the Hidden Human Play in the Turing Test?
ROBIN HILL The Turing Test (the target of a great deal of attention) has…
Category: c:o/re-Blog
The Ambiguity of Sorting – How Do Technologies of Separation Bring Us Together?
Categorizing is a central activity underlying digital technologies. Digital systems are based on acts…
A Crisis of Neoliberal Peace and Troubles of Peacemaking Today – A Decolonial African Perspective on Resource Politics
FREDRICK OGENGA A Varieties of Science Network Insight Contextual Summary Neoliberal peace touches on…
Science between Disinformation, Political Influence and Restrictions on Academic Freedom
JANA HAMBITZER In a time of geopolitical tension and social division, streams of disinformation,…
“Unboxing Science” – c:o/re at the RWTH Science Night
How can the research topics and interests of the KHK c:o/re be made more…
Tagungsbericht – Der singuläre Satz
CAROLINE GALLA Organisatoren: Research Area „Wissenskulturen“ in Kooperation mit dem Käte Hamburger Kolleg: Kulturen…
“The question of academic freedom acts as a seismograph for current processes of change in the production of scientific knowledge” – Interview with Gabriele Gramelsberger and Stefan Böschen
On November 5 and 6, 2025, the second edition of “Freedom of Research: A…
The Afterlife of »Psychotechnics«: From Industrial Work to the Digital Lifeworld
BERND BÖSEL In the first decades of the 20th century, psychology was still a…
Digital Complexity
GABRIELE GRAMELSBERGER Current developments in the fields of simulation and artificial intelligence (AI) have…
The Computer in Motion
ARIANNA BORRELLI The Symposium Computer in Motion critically questioned the notion of the computer…