With a BSc. in Informatics and a Minor in Philosophy from the TU Munich Julia is interested in responsible strategies to guide the technological advance.
This programme supports research in the sphere of AI & Work.
This project explores the introduction of AI technologies to unpaid domestic work and the potential benefits and vulnerabilities related to this.
A data-driven approach to understanding structural determinants of digital inequalities
With Professor Ekaterina Hertog, and Professor Victoria Nash
We welcome Professor Katya Hertog of the OII for the presentation of her paper on young adult users of Amazon's Alexa programme.
22 February 2023
Four in ten hours currently devoted to unpaid housework and care of children and other family members could be automated within the decade, according to research from the University of Oxford and Ochanomizu University.
New Scientist, 25 July 2023
Even with the capabilities they have today, the new generation of AIs will profoundly reshape the world, and your life, over the next decade. Here’s how.
The Atlantic, 17 April 2023
ChatGPT is revolutionizing work. The AI-powered chatbot, which can write sophisticated responses to just about any prompt and has passed an MBA exam, is holding its own as a coder and is already helping with professional writing.
The Express, 23 February 2023
Adults now spend the equivalent of 43 percent of all their work and study time on domestic chores.
This course provides students with the opportunity to engage with the methodological, ethical and philosophical underpinnings of quantitative and qualitative social science research practices.
This course is designed to give students hands‐on practice gathering qualitative data and provide students with the knowledge and skills to analyse various types of qualitative data analysis collected from both online and offline settings.
