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Weizenbaum-Institut @weizenbauminstitut.bsky.social · 31/03/2026

Wie beeinflusst KI unser Wahlverhalten? Im Deutschlandfunk Podcast „Breitband“ spricht Stefan Schmid über seine neue Studie und die Einflüsse von KI auf Meinungen durch Vorurteile & Biases 🎧 Jetzt reinhören (00:14 min): buff.ly/NhEDGAp @schmiste-ch.bsky.social

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Nach dem Fall Fernandes/Ulmen: Kommen jetzt neue Gesetze gegen "Deepfakes"?

Fall Collien Fernandes/Christian Ulmen - brauchen wir härtere Gesetze gegen digitale Gewalt, Deepfake-Pornografie?

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Weizenbaum-Institut @weizenbauminstitut.bsky.social · 19/03/2026

📃 #KI-Systeme greifen zunehmend in die Meinungsbildung ein – oft unbemerkt. Eine neue Studie von Weizenbaum Principal Investigator @schmiste-ch.bsky.social und ehemaligem Weizenbaum Fellow Adrian Kuenzler zeigt nun, dass bestehende Gesetze wie der AI Act dafür kaum gewappnet sind. buff.ly/PG1fDIW

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Studie: KI kann Wahlverhalten beeinflussen – EU-Regeln unzureichend

KI-Systeme greifen zunehmend in die Meinungsbildung ein – oft unbemerkt. Eine neue Studie zeigt nun, dass bestehende Gesetze wie der AI Act dafür kaum gewappnet sind. Die Ergebnisse wurden von Forsche...

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Sophie Huiberts @sophie.huiberts.me · 30/10/2025

Alongside the new bulletin, is the first video on the new EATCS Youtube channel! We learn about different ways to record your seminar talks.

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Producing recorded research talks

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European Association for Theoretical Computer Science @eatcs.bsky.social · 10/03/2026

Get to know Don Knuth in this BEATCS Spring issue interview by Chen Avin and Stefan Schmid bulletin.eatcs.org/index.php/be...

Don Knuth plays the organ. Photo credit Rajan P. Parrikar

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European Association for Theoretical Computer Science @eatcs.bsky.social · 10/03/2026

Laurent Feuilloley has just joined as editor for the Conference Reports Column. In his first column for the BEATCS Spring issue, he reports on DISC 2025 🫡 I think Laurent would love your all's contributions! bulletin.eatcs.org/index.php/be...

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European Association for Theoretical Computer Science @eatcs.bsky.social · 10/03/2026

The EATCS Bulletin and YouTube crew are always looking for contributions 👩‍🔬 Especially junior folks are warmly invited to write or film something 🎥✍️

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Stefan Schmid @schmiste-ch.bsky.social · 26/01/2026

Have a 🍰! Jonas’ (TU Berlin) and Toke’s (Red Hat) multi-queue aware network scheduler cake_mq has been upstreamed and will appear in the upcoming version 7.0 of the Linux kernel. Congratulations! See also schmiste.github.io/lanman25.pdf (IEEE LANMAN 2025).

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Stefan Neumann @neumannstefan.com · 30/10/2025

The new EATCS Bulletin #147 is available! eatcs.org/images/bulle... In the TCS on the Web Column, I talked to the maintainers of the TCS Blog Aggregator: Nima Anari, Arnab Bhattacharyya and Gautam Kamath. It was a very fun interview! @gautamkamath.com @schmiste-ch.bsky.social

A screenshot with a short excerpt from the the interview.

Question: Are there any blog posts you’d like to highlight from over the years?

Gautam: I really like posts that share more about the humans behind the research. Omer Reingold ran a series on “research-life stories,” a great representative one is Bobby Kleinberg’s. Luca Trevisan had a series of posts from gay and lesbian computer scientists in commemoration of Turing’s 100th birthday, you can read his own account here.

Arnab: Completely agreed with Gautam. I’d also like to highlight Gil Kalai’s valiant effort at “Combinatorics and More.” Gil’s blog has been actively maintained since 2008! It’s still often the first place to break news about advances in combinatorics.

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