Centre Responsible Digitality (ZEVEDI)
investigates ethical and legal aspects of digital transformation,
transfers knowledge into the economic sector and
communicates with politics and society.
Approaches
The core of the centre’s activities are ZEVEDI project groups. These interdisciplinary, integrative, self-governing groups are open to scientists of related fields from all Hessian universities. ZEVEDI ad hoc projects provide the framework for short-term research activities as well as advisory services for business and politics. ZEVEDI positions itself on a national and international level as a strong research partner in externally funded projects. ZEVEDI is also an important initiator and partner in dialogue with politics, society and business: the network creates discourse spaces and communicates to a broad public.
ZEVEDI Project Groups
- Big Data and AI in German Security Authorities (KISib) | go to project group
- Digital Governance. Responsibility and Trust in Digital Structures (DigiGov) | go to project group
- Smart Contracts for Businesses (SmaCoBiz) | go to project group
- The Normative Dimensions of the Digital Euro (DINO) | go to project group
- Tokenizing Sustainability – Carbon Credits, Accountability, and ESG in Supply Chains (TOSCA) | go to project group
ZEVEDI Ad hoc Projects
- Consulting Needs of Public Administration for Digitisation| go to project
- Digital Education in Schools: Distribution process of research results in the form of digital teaching materials using the example of Hessian schools (DiBiS)| go to project
- Doing DDI – The policy process for the establishment of the German Data Institute| go to project
- Generative AI and creative authorship in knowledge work and literature | go to project
- Money as Data | go to project
Externally Funded Projects
- Joint project DaTNet – development of a competence network for data trustee models funded by BMBF and EU | go to project
- Project Legal Forms for Data Trustees (ReFo_DaT) funded by BMBF and EU | go to project
- Discourse project eFin & Democracy – Democracy issues of the digitalised financial sector with Stiftung Mercator | go to project
Latest
„Anonymität beim Geldausgeben und Transparenz bei Einkommen“: Das Taler-Bezahlsystem
Christian Grothoff, Professor of Computer Science at Bern University of Applied Sciences and co-founder and CEO of Taler Systems S. A. in an interview with Eneia Dragomir| 19.09.2024
Completed Projects
- Accompanying research for the BMWi consortium project EuroDaT – Gaia-X based data trustee | go to project
- AI & Finance – Innovation, Resilience and Responsibility | go to project group
- Changing costs to the DSGVO-compliant VC system of the Schulportal Hessen | go to project
- Data Access Rules | go to project group
- Data Governance in the financial sector – New intermediaries and Gaia-X | go to project
- Data Sovereignty | got to project group
- Diffusion of Responsibility through Algorithms | go to project group
- Digitisation of Corporate Communications (DigUKom) | go to project group
- Discourses of disruptive digital technologies using the example of AI text generators (KI:Text) | go to project
- Regulatory Status of the Application of AI Products in Medicine – an overview | go to project
- Regulatory theories of Artificial Intelligence | go to project group
- Responsible algorithmic decision-making in the workplace | go to project group
- RoboTrust | go to pilot project
- Sub-project GovLegal within BMWi consortium project EuroDaT – Gaia-X basierter Datentreuhänder | go to externally funded project
- Surveying European Research on Digitality | go to project
- Sustainable Intelligence – Intelligent Sustainability | go to project group
- Tokenized Finance (ToFi) | go to project group
- Tokenized Finance (ToFi) from a Comparative Law Perspective – Europe and beyond | go to project
