Previous CEDIC Talks

Thursday 4th of May we invite PhD student Magnus Paulsen Hansen and Associate Professor Kristian Bloch Haug from Roskilde University to participate to our lecture series CEDIC Talks. Statistical profiling of the unemployed Accelerated by technological developments in AI and big data, statistical profiling tools to identify the risk of long-term unemployment have proliferated in […]

Er offentlig sektor rigget for det grønne skiftet? Med utgangspunkt i egen forskning på innovasjon i avfallshåndteringssektoren, vil TIK-forsker Markus Michaelsen Bugge fra Universitetet i Oslo løfte frem noen generelle problemstillinger om digitalisering og innovasjon i offentlig sektor – og drøfte hvilke forutsetninger som ligger til grunn for digital transformasjon i sektoren.  I seminarrekken CEDIC

The number of countries using algorithms to profile jobseekers are on the rise since the 1990s. Algorithmic profiling aims to identify individuals with little counselling needs, and those for whom intensive counselling and active labour market policies are expected to have the largest returns. The ultimate goal is to target services and thereby expenditures towards the

Digitalization, artificial intelligence, and new technologies have become central in how European welfare states evolve and the way they are governed. These technologies can open new horizons to meet existing social risks and make the administration faster and more cost-efficient. Yet, technological change can strengthen old divides and stir conflicts: technologies may extend the divides