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Published 12. August 2023

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AI Anxiety

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AI anxiety is a term used to describe fear or concern about the possible negative consequences of artificial intelligence (AI). Some people worry that AI could threaten human autonomy, privacy, security, or jobs. Others worry about ethical, legal, or social issues that could arise from the use of AI.

According to a survey by digital association Bitkom, however, more and more people in Germany see the opportunities of AI and would like to see it used in almost all areas of life1. But most people also demand that AI be safe and controlled, and few want to ban certain AI applications1. Another study by WELT shows that fear of AI in Germany is also related to half-knowledge and prejudice, and that more understanding and support for AI research and development is needed2.

AI fear, then, is not unfounded, but neither is it insurmountable. It is important to educate, discuss, and regulate about the potentials and risks of AI. This is the only way to ensure the responsible and sustainable use of AI for the good of society. What do you think about AI? Are you afraid of it or do you see it as an opportunity? 😊

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What are the ethical issues in AI development?

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The development of AI raises many ethical issues related to various aspects, such as:

      • Human dignity: How can we ensure that AI respects and protects the dignity and rights of all humans? How can we avoid AI contributing to discrimination, inequality, or human rights violations?
      • Responsibility: Who is responsible for the development, use, and consequences of AI? How can we ensure appropriate liability and accountability for AI? How can we promote transparency and traceability of AI?

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      • Community Wellbeing: How can we ensure that AI serves the well-being of society and the environment? How can we consider and assess the social, cultural, and environmental impacts of AI? How can we promote the participation and ownership of all stakeholders in the design of AI?
      • Sustainability: How can we ensure that AI contributes to sustainable development? How can we improve the resource and energy efficiency of AI? How can we minimize the negative impacts of AI on climate and biodiversity?
      • Education: How can we ensure that all people have the necessary skills to deal with AI? How can we increase awareness and understanding of the technical and ethical aspects of AI? How can we promote lifelong learning and adaptability to change through AI?
      • Innovation: How can we ensure that AI contributes to scientific and cultural progress? How can we foster creativity and diversity in AI research and development? How can we facilitate collaboration and sharing of knowledge and data about AI?

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These questions are not easy to answer, but there are some initiatives that are trying to formulate ethical principles and guidelines for AI. For example, UNESCO has adopted a recommendation on the ethics of AI1that provides a global regulatory framework for ethical development and use of AI2. Microsoft has also unveiled six Ethical Principles for Artificial Intelligence3 based on fairness, reliability, security, privacy, inclusion, and transparency. These initiatives are important steps to ensure responsible and sustainable use of AI for the good of society.

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How can we make sure AI is fair?

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This is a very good and important question. There is no simple answer to how we can ensure that AI is fair, but there are some possible approaches that I would like to share with you.

    • One of the approaches is to review and improve the data used to train and deploy AI. The data should be representative, diverse, and of high quality to avoid bias or discrimination. In addition, the data should be labeled appropriately to reflect the goals and expectations of the AI. For example, an AI for personnel selection should be based not only on historical data that may contain unfair decisions, but also on criteria that measure the qualifications and suitability of applicants*.
    • Another approach is to review and improve the algorithms responsible for AI learning and decision-making. The algorithms should be transparent, traceable, and explainable to foster trust and understanding. In addition, algorithms should conform to ethical principles and guidelines that respect society’s values and norms. For example, AI for lending should be based not only on statistical correlations that may be misleading or irrelevant, but also on reasons that take into account the financial situation and needs of borrowers*.
    • Another approach is to review and improve the impact and consequences of AI. Impacts and consequences should be regularly evaluated, monitored, and corrected to avoid or minimize risk or harm. In addition, impacts and consequences should comply with legal requirements and standards that protect the rights and responsibilities of stakeholders. For example, facial recognition AI should be based not only on technical performance that could potentially be flawed or abused, but also on rules that ensure the privacy and security of recognized individuals.

These approaches are not exhaustive or definitive, but they highlight some ways we can try to design and use fair AI. It is important that we realize that AI is not neutral or objective, but depends on human decisions. Therefore, we must all take responsibility and work together to ensure responsible and sustainable use of AI for the good of society.

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There is a lot of talk about digitization in Germany – mostly nothing good. Things look better in other countries. Where does Germany stand in terms of digitization? An overview.

By Antonia Mannweiler, ARD Financial Editor
Hardly any other device is as emblematic of the state of digitization in Germany as the fax machine. It still adorns offices, doctors’ offices and signatures. More than 80 percent of all companies in Germany with more than 20 employees still use the device – in 2023, according to a survey by the digital association Bitkom.

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The selected text is an excerpt from an article that examines the state of digitization in Germany. The text provides an overview of various aspects of digitization, such as public administration, digital infrastructure, skilled workers and policies. The text notes that Germany lags behind other countries in many areas of digitization and that there is still much room for improvement. The text cites some examples of the problems and challenges posed by digitization in Germany, such as the fax machine, the Online Access Act and the e-prescription. The text is based on various sources, such as surveys, rankings, studies and expert opinions. The text was written by Antonia Mannweiler, a journalist in the ARD financial editorial department, and published on the tagesschau website on August 10, 2023.

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How is Germany rated in an international comparison?

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Germany is rated differently in an international comparison, depending on which aspects of digitization are considered. Some possible indicators are:

    • The Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI) is an index that measures the digital economy and society in EU countries. It takes into account five dimensions: Connectivity, Human Capital, Internet Use, Digital Technology Integration, and Digital Public Services. In 2022, Germany ranked 13th among the 27 EU countries with an overall score of 61.3 points. This is slightly above the EU average of 52.6 points, but well behind top-ranked Finland (76.8 points), Sweden (74.7 points) and Denmark (73.4 points)1.
    • The Networked Readiness Index (NRI) is an index that assesses the readiness and ability of countries to take advantage of information and communication technologies (ICT) opportunities. It considers four dimensions: Environment, Readiness, Use and Impact. In 2022, Germany ranked 17th among the 134 countries surveyed with an overall score of 72.9 points. That’s above the global average of 60.1 points, but behind leaders Singapore (88.8 points), Sweden (86.5 points) and Denmark (85.9 points)2.
    • The Global Innovation Index (GII) is an index that measures the innovation performance of countries. It takes into account seven dimensions: Institutions, Human Capital and Research, Infrastructure, Market Maturity, Business Maturity, Knowledge and Technology Production, and Creative Production. In 2022, Germany ranked ninth among the 132 countries analyzed with an overall score of 59.8 points. That’s above the global average of 45.6 points, but behind leaders Switzerland (68.0 points), Sweden (63.7 points) and the United States (63.1 points)3.

These indicators show that Germany is doing well in some areas of digitization, but still has room for improvement in others. It is important to recognize Germany’s strengths and weaknesses in an international comparison and to take appropriate measures to promote and shape the digital transformation.

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What are the reasons for Germany’s lagging behind in digitization?

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The reasons for Germany’s lagging behind in digitization are varied and complex. There is not just one factor hindering Germany’s digital transformation, but several that influence and reinforce each other. Some of the most important reasons are:

    • A lack of investment in digital infrastructure: Compared to other countries, Germany has invested too little in the expansion of broadband and mobile networks, which are a basic prerequisite for the use of digital applications and services. According to the DESI 2022 Index, Germany ranks only 21st among the 27 EU countries1 in terms of connectivity. Especially in rural areas, there are still many white spots where no fast Internet is available.
    • Skilled labor shortage and deficits in digital education: Germany has a high demand for qualified specialists in the field of digital technologies that cannot be met. According to a study by Bitkom, Germany lacks around 124,000 IT specialists2. In addition, Germany has some catching up to do in teaching digital skills in all areas of education, from schools to universities. According to the NRI 2022 Index, Germany ranks only 23rd among 134 countries3 in terms of readiness for digital transformation.
    • Missing application of key digital technologies: While Germany has a strong research and innovation landscape, it often lacks the implementation and application of key digital technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing or blockchain. According to the GII’s 2022 Index, Germany ranks only 17th among 132 countries4 in integrating digital technologies. In addition, there are often legal or regulatory hurdles that impede or prevent the introduction and use of new digital solutions.
    • Public administration as a digital misfire: Germany has an inefficient and bureaucratic public administration that does not meet the requirements and expectations of citizens* and businesses for digital public services. According to the 2022 DESI Index, Germany ranks only 20th among the 27 EU countries1 in digital public services. Many administrative procedures are not yet possible online or require a lot of paper and time. In addition, there are often no uniform standards or interfaces for data exchange between different authorities or levels.
    • Cultural and social barriers: Germany has a rather conservative and risk-averse culture that stands in the way of digital transformation. Many people are afraid of the changes and challenges that digitization brings, such as data protection, security, ethics or the labor market. According to a survey by Bitkom, only 36 percent of Germans have a positive attitude toward digitization. In addition, there is often a lack of trust and acceptance for digital providers or solutions, especially if they come from abroad.

These reasons are not exhaustive or definitive, but they highlight some of the key challenges Germany faces in digitization. It is important that all stakeholders from politics, business, science and society work together on solutions to accelerate and shape the digital transformation in Germany.

I hope this answer was helpful for you. Do you have any other questions about digitalization? 😊

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What are the examples of successful digital transformations in other countries?

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There are many examples of successful digital transformations in other countries depending on various factors, such as digital infrastructure, human capital, innovation, regulation, and culture. Here are some examples that might interest you:

    • Finland: Finland is one of the leading countries in digital transformation, both in Europe and globally. Finland has high connectivity, human capital, and Internet usage, supported by strong digital literacy and digital literacy among the population. Finland also has high digital technology integration and high digital public services, supported by an innovative and collaborative culture and flexible and supportive regulation. Finland is known for its successful digital companies like Nokia, Rovio or Supercell, but also for its digital initiatives like the X-Road system, the e-Residency program or the Universal Basic Income Experiment12.
    • Singapore: Singapore is another leading country in digital transformation, characterized by its high readiness and ability to seize the opportunities presented by information and communication technologies (ICT). Singapore has a favorable environment, high usage, and high impact of ICT, supported by strong political leadership, efficient public administration, a dynamic economy, and a multicultural society. Singapore also has high innovation performance driven by high investment in research and development, high collaboration among stakeholders, and high adaptability to change. Singapore is known for its successful digital companies such as Grab, Lazada or Sea, but also for its digital initiatives such as the Smart Nation program, the National Digital Identity System or the TraceTogether App34.
    • Switzerland: Switzerland is another leading country in digital transformation that excels in innovation. Switzerland has strong institutions, human capital, and research, characterized by a high quality education and science system, high attractiveness to talent, and high patent activity. Switzerland also has high infrastructure, high market maturity and high creative production, characterized by high availability of capital, high connectivity of actors and high diversity of products and services. Switzerland is known for its successful digital companies such as Logitech, Roche or Novartis, but also for its digital initiatives such as the SwissCovid App, the e-ID law or the Crypto Valley56.

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What are the examples of digital transformation in developing countries?

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There are many examples of digital transformation in developing countries depending on various factors, such as digital infrastructure, human capital, innovation, regulation, and culture. Here are some examples I found from web search results:

    • Rwanda: Rwanda is an African country that stands out for its high digital ambition and rapid progress. Rwanda has high connectivity, supported by the expansion of fiber optic and mobile networks and the use of drones to deliver medical supplies. Rwanda also has high human capital, supported by strong digital education and high digital literacy among the population. Rwanda also has high innovation, driven by a vibrant startup scene and high adoption of key digital technologies such as artificial intelligence and blockchain. Rwanda is known for its successful digital initiatives such as the Smart Africa program, the Irembo portal or the Zipline project12.
    • India: India is an Asian country characterized by its high digital reach and influence. India has a high use of digital technologies enabled by massive penetration of cell phones and internet access, as well as the use of biometrics to identify citizens. India also has a high impact of digital technologies, which is achieved through extensive transformation of public services and financial services, as well as the use of data analytics to improve policy and governance. India is known for its successful digital companies such as Flipkart, Ola or Infosys, but also for its digital initiatives such as the Aadhaar system, the Unified Payments Interface or the Digital India program3 .
    • Chile: Chile is a Latin American country that stands out for its high digital maturity and competitive advantage. Chile has a high integration of digital technologies, supported by high availability of broadband and mobile networks and the use of cloud computing or Internet of Things. Chile also has high market maturity of digital technologies, supported by high openness to trade and investment and the use of e-commerce or e-government. Chile is known for its successful digital companies such as Mercado Libre, Cornershop or NotCo, but also for its digital initiatives such as the Start-Up Chile program, the ChileAtiende portal or the e-Factura project .

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What are the examples of successful collaboration between countries on digital transformation?

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There are many examples of successful collaboration between countries in digital transformation depending on various factors such as common goals, complementary strengths, mutual benefits, and trusting relationships. Here are some examples I found from web search results:

    • The European Union (EU): The EU is a political and economic union of 27 member states committed to a common digital agenda. The EU has launched various initiatives and programs to promote and coordinate the digital transformation in Europe, such as the Digital Single Market, the Digital Strategy for Europe, the Horizon Europe program, or the GAIA-X initiative. The EU aims to strengthen digital sovereignty, digital innovation, digital inclusion and digital sustainability in Europe12.
    • The Digital Silk Road: The Digital Silk Road is a part of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a global infrastructure project led by China. The Digital Silk Road involves building and connecting digital infrastructure such as fiber optic cables, satellites, data centers, or smart cities along ancient trade routes between Asia, Africa, and Europe. The Digital Silk Road aims to improve digital connectivity, digital cooperation, digital development and digital governance in participating countries3 .
    • The D9+: The D9+ is a group of ten countries that position themselves as leaders in digital governance. The D9+ includes Estonia, Israel, Canada, South Korea, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Uruguay, Portugal, Mexico, and Denmark. The D9+ has signed a charter that sets out ten principles for digital governance, such as user-centricity, openness, inclusion, or security. The D9+ aims to accelerate and share digital transformation in public administration .

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D9+ why is Germany not one of them?

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The D9+ is a group of ten countries that position themselves as leaders in digital governance. The D9+ includes Estonia, Israel, Canada, South Korea, the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Uruguay, Portugal, Mexico, and Denmark. The D9+ has signed a charter that sets out ten principles for digital governance, such as user-centricity, openness, inclusion, or security. The D9+ aims to accelerate and share digital transformation in public administration1.

Germany is not part of the D9+ because it does not meet the criteria for membership. To join the D9+, a country must meet the following conditions2:

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    • It must rank highly in international digital governance indices or benchmarks, such as the E-Government Development Index (EGDI) or the United Nations E-Participation Index (EPI).
    • It must have a high willingness and ability to collaborate with other countries and share knowledge and experience on digital governance.

While Germany has a digital strategy3 and action plan4 for digital governance, it has a relatively low ranking in international indexes or benchmarks. According to the EGDI 2020, Germany ranks 25th among 193 countries with a score of 0.828 (the global average is 0.604). According to the EPI 2020, Germany ranks 15th among 193 countries with a value of 0.879 (the global average is 0.559)5. These scores show that Germany still has room for improvement in digital governance.

Germany has also shown a rather low willingness and ability to cooperate internationally on digital governance. While Germany is a member of some regional or multilateral initiatives such as the European Union (EU) or the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), it has not actively participated in bilateral or thematic partnerships with other countries. Germany has also not established any specific institutions or mechanisms for sharing knowledge and experiences on digital governance.

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    • D9 Charter: The charter of the D9+, which describes the group’s goals and principles.

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How can Germany improve its digital governance?

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Digital governance is an important aspect of digital transformation that can improve the efficiency, transparency and participation of public administration. However, Germany still has a lot of catching up to do in terms of digital governance, as various indices and studies show. To improve digital governance in Germany, there are some possible measures I would like to present.

    • One of the measures is to expand and modernize the digital infrastructure for public administration. This includes improving broadband and mobile coverage, enhancing IT security, promoting interoperability and standardization, and enabling cloud usage. An efficient and secure digital infrastructure is a basic prerequisite for the provision and use of digital public services.
    • Another measure is to strengthen digital competence and culture in public administration. This includes promoting the qualification and further training of employees, developing digital leadership skills, supporting digital collaboration and stimulating digital innovation. A high level of digital competence and culture is an essential prerequisite for the design and implementation of digital public services.
    • Another measure is to improve digital participation and communication in public administration. This includes increasing user orientation and user-friendliness, addressing feedback and complaints, ensuring transparency and accountability, and promoting dialogue and consultation. A high level of digital participation and communication is an important prerequisite for the acceptance and impact of digital public services.

These measures are not exhaustive or definitive, but they highlight some ways in which Germany can improve its digital governance. It is important that all stakeholders from politics, administration, business and society work together on solutions to accelerate and shape the digital transformation in public administration.

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How can Germany improve its digital infrastructure?

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Digital infrastructure is an important factor for the digital transformation of the economy, society and administration. However, Germany still has a lot of catching up to do in terms of digital infrastructure, as various indices and studies show. To improve the digital infrastructure in Germany, there are some possible measures that I would like to present to you.

    • One of the measures is to increase investment in the expansion and modernization of broadband and mobile networks. These networks are the basis for fast and reliable data transmission, which is necessary for many digital applications and services. However, Germany still has low broadband and mobile network coverage and speed, especially in rural areas. According to the Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI) 2022, Germany ranks only 21st in connectivity among the 27 EU countries1. To address this deficit, Germany should allocate more public and private funds for network expansion, simplify and adapt the regulatory framework, and promote cooperation between different players.
    • Another measure is to accelerate and spread the use of key digital technologies such as fiber, 5G or cloud computing. These technologies enable higher performance, flexibility and security of the digital infrastructure required for many innovative and sophisticated digital solutions. However, Germany still has low penetration and adoption of these technologies, especially compared to other countries. According to the Networked Readiness Index (NRI) 2022, Germany ranks only 19th among 134 countries2 in the use of digital technologies. To address this deficit, Germany should promote more research and development in these areas, define and review technical standards and quality criteria, and stimulate demand and supply of these technologies.
    • Another measure is to strengthen and ensure the digital sovereignty and resilience of the digital infrastructure. These aspects relate to the ability to control, protect and ensure the availability of the digital infrastructure, especially in times of crisis or threat. However, Germany is still heavily dependent on foreign providers or platforms that have a major influence on the design and operation of the digital infrastructure. According to the Global Innovation Index (GII) 2022, Germany ranks only 14th among 132 countries3 in digital sovereignty. To address this deficit, Germany should build more of its own or European digital capabilities and resources, increase data security and protection, improve cyber defense and preparedness, and deepen international cooperation on digital infrastructure.

These measures are not exhaustive or definitive, but they highlight some ways in which Germany can improve its digital infrastructure. It is important that all stakeholders from politics, business, science and society work together on solutions to promote and shape the digital transformation in Germany.

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What are the examples of successful cooperation between countries in digital transformation in Europe?

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There are many examples of successful cooperation between countries in digital transformation in Europe, depending on various factors such as common goals, complementary strengths, mutual benefits and trusting relationships. Here are some examples that might interest you:

    • The European Union (EU): The EU is a political and economic union of 27 member states committed to a common digital agenda. The EU has launched various initiatives and programs to promote and coordinate the digital transformation in Europe, such as the Digital Single Market, the Digital Strategy for Europe, the Horizon Europe program, or the GAIA-X initiative. The EU aims to strengthen digital sovereignty, digital innovation, digital inclusion and digital sustainability in Europe12.
    • The Nordic-Baltic Region: The Nordic-Baltic Region is a group of eight countries that maintain close cooperation on digital transformation. The Nordic-Baltic Region includes Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway and Sweden. The Nordic-Baltic region has high connectivity, human capital, and Internet usage, supported by strong digital literacy and digital literacy among the population. The Nordic-Baltic region also has high digital technology integration and high digital public services, supported by an innovative and collaborative culture and flexible and supportive regulation. The Nordic-Baltic Region is known for its successful digital initiatives such as the X-Road system, the e-Residency program or the Nordic Smart Government project3 .
    • The Western Balkans Region: The Western Balkans Region is a group of six countries that are building a growing collaboration on digital transformation. The Western Balkans region includes Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Montenegro, Northern Macedonia and Serbia. The Western Balkans region has a growing use of digital technologies, enabled by an increasing penetration of broadband and mobile networks and the use of e-government or e-commerce. The Western Balkans region also has a rising impact of digital technologies, enabled by improved efficiency, transparency, and participation of public administration, as well as the use of data analytics or artificial intelligence. The Western Balkans region is known for its successful digital initiatives such as the Regional Roaming Agreement, the Digital Agenda for the Western Balkans or the Western Balkans Data Exchange Platform .

I hope these examples were helpful for you. If you want to learn more about collaboration between countries on digital transformation in Europe, you can check out some of the following websites:

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Which German federal ministries could have done more to promote digitization?

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The question of which German federal ministries could have done more to promote digitization is not easy to answer. Digitization is a cross-cutting task that affects all areas of politics and administration. Therefore, all federal ministries are called upon to make their contribution to the digital transformation. However, there are some ministries that have or had a special role or responsibility in digitization. These include:

These examples are not to be understood as criticism or attack on the above ministries, but as suggestions or proposals for possible improvements or priorities in digitization. Digitization is a joint task of all federal ministries and all levels and areas of politics and administration. It is therefore important for all players to work together and learn from each other in order to promote and shape the digital transformation in Germany.

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ZUM was founded in 1997 to use the Internet as a learning and teaching aid for all types of schools and for extracurricular educational work in German-speaking countries. ZUM offers various platforms and tools to create, share and find teaching materials and teaching ideas. ZUM also supports the idea of Open Educational Resources (OER), that is, free teaching and learning materials that are published on the Internet free of charge and open for further processing. ZUM thrives on the commitment of the teachers involved and other interested individuals who can volunteer to participate in ZUM or become members.

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What other organizations promote digital education in Germany?

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There are many other organizations that promote digital education in Germany, both at the national level and at the regional or local level. Some examples are:

    • The Conference of Ministers of Education (KMK): The KMK is the association of the ministers of the German states responsible for education, upbringing and science. The KMK has passed various resolutions and strategies on digital education, such as education in the digital world, media education in schools, and digitization in teacher training. The KMK aims to embed and improve digital education in all school types and levels1.
    • The Digital Opportunities Foundation: The Digital Opportunities Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting digital participation and literacy for people of all ages and walks of life. The Digital Opportunities Foundation offers various projects and services, such as the Smart Hero Awards, the Internet ABC Schools, and the Digital Neighborhoods. The Digital Opportunities Foundation aims to make the opportunities and potential of the Internet accessible and usable for everyone2.
    • The Forum Bildung Digitalisierung e.V.: The Forum Bildung Digitalisierung e.V. is a non-profit association committed to future-oriented and equal opportunity education in the digital world. The Forum Bildung Digitalisierung e.V. offers various platforms and formats, such as the network Bildung Digital, the workshop Schule im digitalen Wandel or the conference Bildung Digitalisierung. The Forum Bildung Digitalisierung e.V. aims to promote and support the exchange and networking of stakeholders from all educational sectors3.

These examples are not exhaustive or definitive, but they show some of the main organizations promoting digital education in Germany. There are many more organizations that support digital education, such as associations, foundations, companies or initiatives. If you want to learn more about these organizations, you can do a web search or look at some of the following websites:

    • [Digital-Education.com]: A website with information and materials on digital education in Germany.
    • [Alliance for Education]: An alliance of over 40 organizations from the field of digital education in Germany.
    • [Digital School]: A website with practical examples and tips on digital schooling in Germany.

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Thank you for your question. There are several organizations working on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the context of digital education in Germany, both on a national level and on a regional or local level. Here are some examples that might interest you:

    • The Conference of Ministers of Education (KMK): The KMK is the association of the ministers of the Länder responsible for education, training and science. The KMK has passed various resolutions and strategies on digital education that also take into account the role and importance of AI. For example, in 2022, the KMK adopted the recommendation “Teaching and Learning in the Digital World,” which includes promoting AI skills and developing ethical guidelines for dealing with AI in schools1. In addition, in 2023, the KMK adopted the “Action Plan Artificial Intelligence in Education,” which provides for cross-national cooperation in the research, development, and application of AI in all areas of education2.
    • The Digital Opportunities Foundation: The Digital Opportunities Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting digital participation and literacy for people of all ages and walks of life. The Digital Opportunities Foundation also deals with the topic of AI and organizes various projects and events on the subject. For example, in 2023, the foundation held a dialog event on artificial intelligence entitled “Learning People and Machines,” which was aimed at senior citizens and provided information about the opportunities and risks of AI3. The foundation is also involved in the “AI4EU” project, which is building a European platform for AI research and innovation4.
    • The Forum Bildung Digitalisierung e.V.: The Forum Bildung Digitalisierung e.V. is a non-profit association committed to future-oriented and equal opportunity education in the digital world. The Forum Bildung Digitalisierung e.V. also deals with the topic of AI and offers various platforms and formats on this. For example, in 2023 the Forum organized an online conference on “Education in Times of Artificial Intelligence,” which was aimed at teachers, school administrators, school boards, and other education stakeholders and discussed the potentials and challenges of AI in the school context5. The forum also runs the “Bildung Digital” network, which supports schools in developing and implementing digital concepts that may include the use of AI6.

These examples are not exhaustive or definitive, but they show some of the main organizations working on AI related to digital education in Germany. There are many more organizations working on this topic, such as associations, foundations, companies or initiatives. If you want to learn more about these organizations, you can do a web search or check out some of the following websites:

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In an increasingly complex world, the ability to effectively brainstorm ideas through creative processes is critical. One innovative way to do this is to combine the “Six Thinking Hats” method with Artificial Intelligence (AI).

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The text also includes two links that lead to more information about the “Six Thinking Hats” method and the AI platform ChatGPT. ChatGPT is an online service based on an AI model that can generate and understand natural language. ChatGPT can be used as a creative partner or assistant to create or improve various types of texts. ChatGPT has given an example of this process here. Here the output has been formatted to make it more accessible.

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The ‘Six Thinking Hats’ method is a creativity technique developed by Edward de Bono in 1986. It is a tool for group discussion and individual thinking that allows six different perspectives on an issue or problem. The six points of view are symbolized by six different colored hats that are put on one after the other. The method is based on the principle of parallel thinking, which means that all participants always wear the same hat color and change hats together.

The six hats and their meanings are:

      • The white hat represents analytical, neutral thinking. While wearing this hat, participants engage with numbers, data, and facts. They do not form a judgment, but look at the subject value-free.

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      • The red hat stands for emotional, subjective thinking. While wearing this hat, the participants deal with their feelings and opinions on the subject. They do not have to justify or justify these, but only express.

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      • The yellow hat represents optimistic, speculative thinking. While wearing this hat, the participants deal with the positive aspects and arguments on the subject. They look for advantages, opportunities and possibilities.
      • The black hat stands for pessimistic, critical thinking. While wearing this hat, participants deal with the negative aspects and arguments about the topic. They look for disadvantages, dangers and risks.
      • The green hat stands for creative, constructive thinking. While wearing this hat, participants engage in new ideas and approaches to the topic. They are allowed to be creative and unconventional. All ideas are written down without evaluating them.
      • The blue hat stands for orderly, structuring thinking. While wearing this hat, participants are concerned with keeping track of the entire process. They plan the sequence of hats, summarize the results and draw conclusions.

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The ‘Six Thinking Hats’ method can be used in a variety of situations, such as brainstorming, problem solving or decision making. The method is designed to make the thinking process more efficient, diverse and conflict-free.

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Yes, there are other creativity techniques that can be combined with AI. AI technology can serve as a tool or partner for creative processes by providing new information, inspiration or suggestions. Some examples of creativity techniques that can be combined with AI are:

    • Brainstorming: Brainstorming is a creativity technique in which a group of people spontaneously and freely express ideas about a topic or problem without evaluating or critiquing them. The ideas are collected and later selected or further developed. AI technology can support brainstorming by generating additional ideas or extending or linking existing ideas. For example, ChatGPT can act as a creative assistant, responding to the group’s input and making new suggestions1.
    • Mindmapping: Mindmapping is a creativity technique in which a central theme or problem is visualized in a graphic representation. Branches emanating from the central theme represent different aspects or subthemes. These in turn can be subdivided into further branches that contain details or examples. Mindmapping helps identify connections, organize thoughts, and boost memory. AI technology can support mindmapping by automatically creating mindmaps or augmenting or optimizing existing mindmaps. For example, bing.com Chat can act as a creative partner, responding to user input and creating appropriate mindmaps2.
    • SCAMPER: SCAMPER is a creativity technique that involves modifying or improving an existing product or solution by asking various questions. The questions are based on the first letters of seven verbs: substitute, combine, adapt, modify, put to another use, eliminate, and reverse. SCAMPER helps to take new perspectives, find alternatives, and foster innovation. AI technology can support SCAMPER by automatically generating questions or answering existing questions. For example, gptSchule.de can act as a creative assistant that responds to user input and asks or answers appropriate questions3.

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Can I use languages other than English when working with AI?

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Yes, you can use languages other than English when working with AI. AI is not limited to a specific language, it can understand, translate and generate different languages. There are many AI tools and services that are multilingual or offer different language options. For example:

    • DeepL Translator: DeepL Translator is an online service that can translate text into 26 different languages, including English, Chinese, French, German, Spanish and Russian. DeepL translator is based on an AI model that can process and learn natural language. DeepL translator is considered one of the most accurate and fluent translators in the world1.
    • LightOn Muse: LightOn Muse is an online service that can generate and understand texts in natural language. LightOn Muse is based on an AI model that has learned large amounts of text from the Internet. LightOn Muse can work not only with English, but also with four other languages (French, German, Spanish, Italian). LightOn Muse can be used as a creative partner or assistant for different types of texts2.
    • ChatGPT: ChatGPT is an online service that can generate and understand texts in natural language. ChatGPT is based on an AI model that can process and learn natural language. ChatGPT can work with different languages by recognizing the user’s input and responding accordingly. ChatGPT can be used as a creative assistant or partner for different types of texts3.

These examples are not complete or definitive, but they show some of the ways you can use languages other than English when working with AI. There are many more AI tools and services that support or offer different languages. If you want to learn more about them, you can do a web search or check out some of the following websites:

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      • [The Best AI Services to Try]: An article about some fascinating AI services that you can try for yourself.

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Yes, you can also have whole texts translated with DeepL translator. DeepL translator is an online service that can translate texts into 26 different languages, including English, Chinese, French, German, Spanish and Russian. DeepL translator is based on an AI model that can process and learn natural language. DeepL translator is considered one of the most accurate and fluent translators in the world.

To translate an entire text, you just need to follow the steps below:

      • Open the web page of DeepL translator in your browser.
      • Select the source and target languages from the drop-down menus in the top left corner.
      • Copy and paste the text you want to translate into the left input field. Alternatively, you can upload a file by clicking on the folder icon.
      • Wait until the text is automatically translated in the right output field. You can edit or improve the translation by clicking on individual words or phrases and selecting other suggestions.

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Since December, the Internet tool ChatGPT has been openly available to everyone. Among other things, it can write texts independently. Schools and universities have to get to grips with it.
Kassel – A computer program with the unwieldy name ChatGPT has recently been keeping not only technology-interested people busy, but also causing new discussions in schools and universities. The program, which has been open to everyone and available free of charge since December, uses artificial intelligence to answer questions and is primarily intended to make things easier in the working world.

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But what if schoolchildren and students increasingly take advantage of this help from artificial intelligence? This has already happened with increasing frequency in the short time since it has been possible. Can what is presented by the learner still be verified at all? Experts agree: ChatGPT will change a lot in education.
“We teachers will face massive problems when it comes to checking independence,” says Boris Krüger, a teacher of history, Latin and Italian at the Albert Schweitzer School. While in the past it was already difficult for some students to determine whether the unit involved parents, older students or students, the easily accessible options for using the AI tool are now reaching new dimensions. “This is still going to be very challenging,” says Boris Krüger. “We have to look for new review formats and technical solutions and tools, for example, the use of digital watermarks.”

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But what if schoolchildren and students increasingly take advantage of this help from artificial intelligence? This has already happened with increasing frequency in the short time since it has been possible. Can what has been presented by the learner still be verified at all? Experts agree: ChatGPT will change a lot in education.
“We teachers will face massive problems when it comes to checking independence,” says Boris Krüger, a teacher of history, Latin and Italian at the Albert Schweitzer School. While in the past it was already difficult for some students to determine whether the unit involved parents, older students or students, the easily accessible options for using the AI tool are now reaching new dimensions. “This is still going to be very challenging,” says Boris Krüger. “We have to look for new review formats and technical solutions and tools, for example, the use of digital watermarks.”

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Thank you for your question. It’s hard to say if teachers are afraid of AI because much of what they were used to will now disruptively change. Teachers’ attitudes and confidence towards AI may depend on various factors, such as their knowledge, experience, motivation, and expectation about AI. There are several studies that have attempted to explore and understand teachers’ perspectives and needs regarding AI.

For example, a study by Chounta et al. (2022) explored teachers’ perceptions of AI as a tool to support their practice in Estonian K-12 education1. The study found that teachers had limited knowledge about AI and its potential applications, but perceived it as an opportunity for education. The study also identified some challenges related to the sociocultural context of the study, such as the language barrier or the lack of technical support.

Another study by Schmid et al (2019) examined teachers’ perspectives and competencies regarding AI in German higher education2. The study showed that teachers placed a slightly higher value on sociocultural and technical knowledge about AI than on pure application-oriented competencies. The study also showed that teachers perceived a lack of adequate resources and training on AI.

These examples are not representative or definitive, but they demonstrate some of the potential influences and challenges that can affect teachers’ attitudes and behaviors toward AI. It is important that teachers be informed and trained about AI so that they understand its potential and limitations and can use it responsibly and effectively in their practice.

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Thank you for your question. There are several ways that you as a teacher can use AI in your classroom. AI can help you get your students excited about the topic, teach them about the basics and applications of AI, and encourage them to think critically and creatively. Here are some examples of how you can use AI in your classroom:

      • You can use AI as a tool to support your lesson preparation and delivery. For example, you can use ChatGPT to answer questions, compose or improve texts, or generate creative ideas. ChatGPT is an online service based on an AI model that can process and learn natural language. You can use ChatGPT through the official website1 or as a desktop application. If you want to learn more about ChatGPT, you can check out this article

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    • You can use AI as a subject to teach subject-specific and generic skills. For example, you can explain to your students what AI is, how it works, and where it is used. You can also discuss the ethical, social, and legal aspects of AI and guide your students to adopt a reflective and responsible attitude toward AI. If you’re looking for classroom materials on AI, you can check out these websites Educational Hacks: Tips for AI in the Classroom, Artificial Intelligence in Schools, or [lesson-preparation-creative-with-AI].
    • You can use AI as a medium to promote learning motivation and interest. For example, you can allow your students to experiment, play, or learn with AI themselves. You can also introduce or try out different AI tools or services that offer exciting or useful features. If you’re looking for AI tools or services to use in your classroom, you can check out these websites: [The Best AI Services to Try], [Artificial Intelligence: These 15 AI Tools You Should Know], or [Mind Mapping Software – Brainstorm Online].

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Yes, you can use languages other than German when working with ChatGPT. ChatGPT is an online service that can generate and understand texts in natural language. ChatGPT is based on an AI model that can process and learn natural language1. ChatGPT can work with different languages by recognizing the user’s input and responding accordingly.

To use a language other than German, you just need to follow the steps below:

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      • Write your question or text in the left input field. You can also upload a file by clicking on the folder icon.
      • Wait until ChatGPT automatically replies in the same language in the right output field. You can edit or improve the answer by clicking on individual words or phrases and selecting other suggestions.

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Are German educators more skeptical about AI use in schools than, for example, their Finnish or Estonian colleagues?

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Thank you for your question. It is not easy to make a general statement about the attitude of German educators towards AI use in schools, as it may depend on various factors, such as the level of knowledge, experience, motivation and expectation of educators regarding AI. However, there are some studies that have attempted to compare and understand educators’ attitudes and confidence toward AI in different countries.

For example, a study by Chounta et al. (2022) examined teachers’ perceptions of AI as a tool to support their practice in Estonian K-12 education1. The study found that teachers had limited knowledge about AI and its potential applications, but perceived it as an opportunity for education. The study also identified some challenges related to the sociocultural context of the study, such as the language barrier or the lack of technical support.

Another study by Schmid et al. (2019) examined teachers’ perspectives and competencies regarding AI in German higher education. The study showed that teachers placed a slightly higher value on sociocultural and technical knowledge about AI than on pure application-oriented competencies. The study also showed that teachers perceived a lack of adequate resources and training on AI.

Another study by Toivonen et al. (2019) examined teachers’ attitudes and confidence toward AI in Finnish primary education2. The study found that teachers had positive attitudes toward AI, but also expressed some concerns about its ethical and pedagogical implications. The study also showed that confidence in AI depended on teachers’ personal experience and level of knowledge.

These examples are not representative or definitive, but they show some of the possible differences and similarities between educators’ attitudes toward AI in different countries. It is possible that German educators are more skeptical about AI use in schools than their Finnish or Estonian counterparts, but it is also possible that there are other factors that may influence or change these attitudes.

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Yes, there are also concerns from parents or the public about the use of AI in education. Some of the most common concerns are:

    • The potential violation of students’ privacy and security through the collection, use, and disclosure of their personal information by AI systems. This may lead to abuse, manipulation, or discrimination12.
    • The potential reinforcement of existing inequalities and biases in education through the use of AI systems that are not fair, transparent, or accountable. This may lead to disadvantage, exclusion, or stigmatization of certain groups or individuals12.
    • The potential degradation of the quality and relevance of education through the adoption of AI systems that are not aligned with students’ needs, interests, and abilities. This can lead to loss of creativity, autonomy, or critical thinking13.
    • The potential threat to teachers’ roles and well-being from the use of AI systems, which are perceived not as support but as substitutes or competitors. This can lead to stress, anxiety, or demotivation14.

To address these concerns, it is important that all stakeholders be involved in the process of developing, implementing, and evaluating AI in education. It is also important that ethical principles and guidelines for the use of AI in education are established and adhered to. Finally, it is important that education itself prepares students and teachers for the challenges and opportunities of AI.

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