PodKarls

Do you know what AI is and how it is used nowadays? What about the actual societal implications of artificial intelligence - should we fear or rely on it to tackle global problems?

The episode was made for the module Ethical Leadership in an uncertain (and digital) world. The aim of this new and exploratory module was to empower students and promote responsible decision-making, as well as ethical reasoning.

What are algorithms and how do they work? What is a filter bubble, and why is it dangerous? What are the societal and political implications of these topics?

Find out the answers to these questions on the podcast created by the Karls students Annika and Jonathan. The episode was made for the module Ethical Leadership in an uncertain (and digital) world. The aim of this new and exploratory module was to empower students and promote responsible decision-making as well as ethical reasoning.

Listen now to the introductory episode to the series of podcasts created by Karls students for the module Ethical Leadership in an uncertain (and digital) world. The aim of this new and exploratory module was to empower students and promote responsible decision-making as well as ethical reasoning.

We are happy now to share some of the amazing outcomes of the module - the final assignment consisted of students recording their own podcast episode, and discussing fascinating topics. This episode was recorded by the lecturer of the module, Lukas Findeisen, and Professor Annette Gisevius, and they give you the basic insights and information on the module.

In this episode of PodKarls, Derek Twiss, a Karls Alumni, talks about his experiences in communities abroad and within Germany, the music industry, and interculturality.

In this episode of PodKarls, Ninja Hahn, an International Relations student, talks about her involvement with the United Nations, civic engagement, and the process of moving to Karlsruhe and studying during COVID times.

In this episode of PodKarls, Professor Wendelin Küpers talks about his professional background, experiential learning, and the challenges of online teaching with COVID-19.