How can new work become good work? The Policy Lab in dialogue with the
European expert level
Dear subscriber,
digitalisation and its effects on working society do not stop at national
borders. Therefore, they require Europe-wide coordination and
cooperation. Over the course of the German EU Council
presidency, we provided further aspects for the debate: during a
panel with European experts, we debated how platform work can be
organised in a fair way; in the context of an AI symposium,
we spoke to EU
experts about the opportunities AI brings to the world of work. With the Civic Innovation Platfom, we want
to successfully support AI applications that serve the common good. How
can AI-based solutions help to solve existing social challenges?
Moreover, for which social issues can existing solutions be used most
effectively? Please use the Civic Innovation Platform to
network on the platform, find partners, and submit your concept outline
by 15 December – the best ideas will be awarded up to 20,000 euros. So
register
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What could a European solution for human-centred development and use of AI
at work look like? This was the topic of the online symposium “AI in the
world of work”.
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Anika Krellmann (KGSt) explains in a short interview why municipalities
possess plenty of potential for AI providing benefits for the common good
and what she expects of the Civic Innovation Platform idea contest.
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State Secretary Björn Böhning (BMAS) discussed AI with Adriana Groh
(Prototype Fund) and Anika Krellmann (KGSt) at re:publica Campus and
presented the new Civic Innovation Platform.
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Together with the European Commission, the BMAS held an expert-level
exchange of knowledge on platform work. The key question was: how can new
work become good work?
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What can EU member states learn from each other regarding qualification of
employees?
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