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    ADIEU PRIVACY?
    02.10.2019
    begin with the processing of data that allows conclusions about the identity of a person. Our privacy seems to be threatened by digitization in many ways. You identify a central problem – what is this "digital disease", as you call it? Stefan Strauß: I see uncontrolled socio-technical identifiability as the primary risk. Threats to privacy always begin with the processing of data that allows conclusions about the identity of a person. This applies universally and the digital ...
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    AI cracks the code of papyrus: The Austrian Academy of Sciences unravels the secrets of ancient texts with Mistral and Reply
    05.06.2026
    Dolganov from the Austrian Archaeological Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences . The document recounts a suspected case of tax fraud, forgery of documents and possibly even rebellion against Roman rule, and paints a fascinating picture of life in the Roman provinces of the Middle East. Reconstruction of previously undeciphered texts Such discoveries also highlight a key challenge facing classical studies: hundreds of thousands of ancient texts lie in storage around  ...
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    AUSTRIAN AND CHINESE ACADEMIES OF SCIENCES SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCTED FIRST INTER-CONTINENTAL QUANTUM VIDEO CALL
    29.09.2017
    From quantum cryptography to the quantum internet – fundamental research into the world of the quantum promises several new tech opportunities in the future. What is already possible today has just become evident in a world premiere: Chunli Bai, the President of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and his colleague Anton Zeilinger, the President of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, as well as Heinz W. Engl, the Rector of the University of Vienna, talked face to face in a secure ...
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    Alexa – Big Brother in disguise?
    17.07.2019
    commissioned by the Chamber of Labor for Vienna – from the Institute of Technology Assessment of the Austrian Academy of Sciences (OeAW). Study author Jaro Krieger-Lamina talks about the business potential of voice recognition and warns of the danger of almost complete surveillance. What potential do digital assistants have and where do you see risks? Jaro Krieger-Lamina: Digital assistants can, for example, positively change the lives of the elderly or people with ...
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    Algorithm determines new blueprint for quantum systems
    21.08.2020
    for more than one bit of information. It should also be possible to implement this new approach in the laboratory in the foreseeable future, at least for entanglements in three to four dimensions," says Mario Krenn, one of the authors of the publication, who researches for (amongst others) the Institute for Quantum Optics and Quantum Information of the OeAW and who currently works at the University of Toronto. What is remarkable about the researchers' new approach is that th ...
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    Alpine glaciers as climate archives: time is running out
    29.06.2020
    methods and to better understand the glacial ice archive. The ice cores that we drill out of the Alpine glaciers are the little sisters of the polar ice cores. In the Arctic and Antarctic, we can see far into the past, for example in terms of the changes in greenhouse gases and temperature. How does work differ between the Alps and the poles? Bohleber: The glaciers in the Alps are smaller and have complicated flow movements. This makes it difficult to determine the age of th ...
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    Amphorae: What made the antique containers so important?
    30.10.2025
    metropolis. It was a very important port of consumption, but also of redistribution of products. That's why a very rich variety of amphorae were found here. Some come from as far away as present-day Spain, Gaza, or the Black Sea. Antique Containers What is the focus of your research? Tuset Estany: In Ephesos, I am part of a project named Crossing the Sea . The aim of this project is to study pottery material from Asia Minor in Athens. My small team within this project is ...
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    Archaeological Experiments with Greenstone Axes on Tree, Pig and Stone
    16.06.2023
    using prehistoric techniques, put to use and then examined for the traces. 3D models of replicas and originals will be made and compared on the computer with the help of AI-supported programs. The archaeological experiments not only serve to educate students of the Department of Prehistoric and Historical Archaeology at the University of Vienna, but the data collected also flows into a new research project that will start in autumn. The aim is to develop AI-supported ...
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    Artificial intelligence & Co.: How new technologies are viewed in the US
    03.06.2025
    Does the change in the U.S. presidential administration impact GAO’s work, especially in tech assessment? Howard: Not significantly. GAO works for Congress, not the president, and remains nonpartisan. What affects us more is a shift in congressional control, which can change the priorities and types of work we’re asked to do. We work for Congress, not for the president, and we are nonpartisan. The concept of technology assessment originated in the U.S., correct? Howard: Yes. ...
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    At the most important point of a creature´s life
    05.07.2017
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