Data mining in venerable libraries, all in the service of research and creativity.

What is the EU Artificial Intelligence ACT and what is the EU AI law actually aimed at? And what does Goethe have to do with it?

Help, my parcel is not arriving! Application examples for the meaningful preparation of geographical data.

Without data, almost nothing works if you want to represent more complex relationships.

Beta 3 blog in a new design and bilingual (German and English).

So that everything has its order and the overview is secured: important IT and data terms in the Pro:Hive and Beta 3 blog glossary.

Spelling isn't that important, specialized software proofreads. Is that enough? No! Good texts don't write themselves.

Basic IT and tech terms explained in an understandable way

Tablet or tablet? If you want to write with an e-pen, you should be prepared for surprises.

A swan song to a letter that never really arrived and will not be missed - despite the puffery of the swan song headlines.

All the world's knowledge gathered in one place - dream or nightmare? In the heyday of printed encyclopedias, the answer was different than in times of AI.

Learning Designer Dr. Cäcilie Kowald on areas of tension in music and text, border crossings between literature and technology - and AI

Democracy means ensuring that as many voices as possible are heard and involved, even in the 21st century. We present two initiatives.

Opinions are divided on the subject of AI (artificial intelligence). Progress for some, a spectre for others ...

Digitized collections from old libraries enable a new kind of celebration of the book senses.

Who is ahead, who wins? GPS. What connects racetrack conversations, Harry Potter's magical world and ambitious amateur runners.

Digital passport, digital driver's license - isn't there already something?

Virtual reality is more than just fun and games. For example, it prepares students for real life in medicine.

The search for information is a human need. You could also call it curiosity.

What could the city of the future look like? Young people develop their ideas - with the help of a popular computer game.

Who still gets letters? Business communication is evolving, but sometimes it still plods along as it did in stagecoach days.

The Nuremberg Trials are history, but we must not forget them. Stanford University has digitized the archive.

The Romans really did leave their mark everywhere. In Germania, and now also in the exciting digitization of history.

Antonia Maury and Williamina Fleming are almost forgotten names. High time to pay tribute to Human Computers and their pioneering work.

Everyone has heard of Bitcoin. What is the technical concept behind it? A non-technical attempt at understanding.

Software and soft skills. Or: What happens when digitization becomes human?

What are books, anyway, and who reads them at all? People are reading differently, not less. Figures and theses on the e-book market.

Everyone is talking about digitization. But what is it anyway? Entertaining insights into a complex topic.

The long history of the digital signature in a nutshell: It's complicated. A video from 2001 and new developments.

Books, there are books everywhere. I would love to read them all. How can you do that? Using a device dating from the 16th century.

DER blog dominates the whole Internet. The whole Internet? No. A last stand against German grammar mainstream.