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In this episode, we introduce you to Sarah Power. She is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Center for Lifespan Psychology and interested in memory development in toddlers and the phenomenon of infantile amnesia.<br /><br />In our &quot;This is us&quot; format, colleagues answer questions about their work and their motivation.&nbsp;

This is us: Sarah Power

In this episode, we introduce you to Sarah Power. She is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Center for Lifespan Psychology and interested in memory development in toddlers and the phenomenon of infantile amnesia.

In our "This is us" format, colleagues answer questions about their work and their motivation. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOGROr010C0
In this episode we introduce you to Anne-Marie Nussberger. She is Postdoctoral Fellow at the Center for Humans and Machines and explores how intelligent machines shape human beliefs, values, and behaviour.<br /><br />In our &quot;This is us&quot; format, colleagues answer questions about their work and their motivation.

This is us: Anne-Marie Nussberger

In this episode we introduce you to Anne-Marie Nussberger. She is Postdoctoral Fellow at the Center for Humans and Machines and explores how intelligent machines shape human beliefs, values, and behaviour.

In our "This is us" format, colleagues answer questions about their work and their motivation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nutTusm8J4

Zurechtfinden in einer komplexen Realität

Zeit, Raum und ein Bewusstsein über die eigene Person sind drei notwendige Eigenschaften, um sich in einer komplexen Welt orientieren zu können. Warum es aber auch manchmal für die Orientierung hilfreich sein kann, nicht alles zu wissen und sogar bewusst gewisse Informationen auszublenden, erklärt Ralph Hertwig, Direktor am Forschungsbereich für Adaptive Rationalität, im Interview (ab Min.18) mit detektor.fm.
Smileys in der 30er-Zone, damit wir langsamer fahren.&nbsp; Gesunde Lebensmittel auf Augenhöhe und schon greifen wir zu. Wie leicht lässt sich euer Verhalten durch solche Tricks beeinflussen? &nbsp;<br />Nudging - wörtlich übersetzt so viel wie &ldquo;Stupsen&ldquo; oder &ldquo;Anstoßen&rdquo; - heißt diese mehr oder weniger subtile Strategie, die unsere Gewohnheiten ändern soll &ndash; unterbewusst und ohne Regeln oder Verbote.<br />Mit Prof. Ralph Hertwig vom Max-Planck-Institut für Bildungsforschung spricht Thora über Probleme, die Nudging mit sich bringt und zeigt Thora Alternativen.&nbsp;

Nudging: Kennst du diese Psychotricks?

Smileys in der 30er-Zone, damit wir langsamer fahren.  Gesunde Lebensmittel auf Augenhöhe und schon greifen wir zu. Wie leicht lässt sich euer Verhalten durch solche Tricks beeinflussen?  
Nudging - wörtlich übersetzt so viel wie “Stupsen“ oder “Anstoßen” - heißt diese mehr oder weniger subtile Strategie, die unsere Gewohnheiten ändern soll – unterbewusst und ohne Regeln oder Verbote.
Mit Prof. Ralph Hertwig vom Max-Planck-Institut für Bildungsforschung spricht Thora über Probleme, die Nudging mit sich bringt und zeigt Thora Alternativen. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdkCE4wUCVI

Latest Thinking Video with Sonja Sudimac

Does going for a walk in a natural environment reduce stress? Sonja Sudimac discusses how walking in urban and natural settings affects the amygdala, a brain region linked to stress, with her study revealing that after a forest walk, amygdala activity decreased, while it remained unchanged after a city walk, highlighting the positive impact of nature walks on mental health—a crucial insight for urban planners and health experts.

Ach, Mensch!-Podcast with Philipp Lorenz-Spreen

What does Elon Musk mean by freedom? What could the perfect social media platform look like? And why do we give away our data so freely on the internet? Philipp Lorenz-Spreen, research scientist at the Center for Adaptive Rationality, speaks in the podcast Ach, Mensch! about his research and what social media is doing to our democracy. The podcast is a cooperation project between the Max Planck Society and the radio station detektor.fm.
In memory of Wolfgang Edelstein, Director Emeritus of the Max Planck Institute for Human Development, who passed away in March 2020, a &quot;Memorial Lecture&quot; was held at MPIB on 24 June.

Live recording Wolfgang Edelstein Memorial Lecture

In memory of Wolfgang Edelstein, Director Emeritus of the Max Planck Institute for Human Development, who passed away in March 2020, a "Memorial Lecture" was held at MPIB on 24 June.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EH_mYzxtdXw
As the so-called &quot;fourth force,&quot; the media play a central role in democracies. On the one hand, they are echo chambers of existing social dynamics; on the other hand, they actively shape and design public discourse. Alice Bota and Philipp Lorenz-Spreen analyzed and discussed together with moderator Carsten Reinemann in the ninth panel of the international conference &quot;Fragile Democracies: 1923/1933/2023&quot; of the NS Documentation Center Munich.

Fragile Democracies

As the so-called "fourth force," the media play a central role in democracies. On the one hand, they are echo chambers of existing social dynamics; on the other hand, they actively shape and design public discourse. Alice Bota and Philipp Lorenz-Spreen analyzed and discussed together with moderator Carsten Reinemann in the ninth panel of the international conference "Fragile Democracies: 1923/1933/2023" of the NS Documentation Center Munich.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRFh7tpf43w
Crises come and go, but yet many of the crises visible today seem to have become ingrained in our lives. Invited by the Volkswagen Stiftung Ute Frevert discussed with Klaus Lieb (Leibniz Institute for Resilience Research) and Ulrich Ott (Bender Institute of Neuroimaging) how to remain confident despite everything and handle the everyday life with strength.

Herrenhäuser Gespräch: Confident despite everything?

Crises come and go, but yet many of the crises visible today seem to have become ingrained in our lives. Invited by the Volkswagen Stiftung Ute Frevert discussed with Klaus Lieb (Leibniz Institute for Resilience Research) and Ulrich Ott (Bender Institute of Neuroimaging) how to remain confident despite everything and handle the everyday life with strength.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34RIBCVLuQE
On the occasion of German Unity Day, Ch. Links Verlag has been publishing the &quot;Jahrbuch Deutsche Einheit&quot; for several years. In 2022 it is dedicated to the question of &quot;co-transformation&quot; and asks about interactions between the upheavals in East-Central Europe and the West. Agnes Arndt from the Center for the History of Emotions is involved in this book with an essay and participated in the panel discussion and book launch on 21.09. at the Federal Foundation for the Reappraisal of the SED Dictatorship.

Yearbook German Unity 2022: Book Premiere

On the occasion of German Unity Day, Ch. Links Verlag has been publishing the "Jahrbuch Deutsche Einheit" for several years. In 2022 it is dedicated to the question of "co-transformation" and asks about interactions between the upheavals in East-Central Europe and the West. Agnes Arndt from the Center for the History of Emotions is involved in this book with an essay and participated in the panel discussion and book launch on 21.09. at the Federal Foundation for the Reappraisal of the SED Dictatorship.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSLxWoRdoJM
How can we develop further as a society? Why do we not manage to implement what has been recognized as right? What responsibility do each and every one of us have in the transformation of society? These questions are explored by a representative of the German Society for International Cooperation, the psychologist and Director at the Center for Adaptive Rationality Ralph Hertwig and a sociologist in the first episode.

#Ausgelotet: Social transformation: change, but how?

How can we develop further as a society? Why do we not manage to implement what has been recognized as right? What responsibility do each and every one of us have in the transformation of society? These questions are explored by a representative of the German Society for International Cooperation, the psychologist and Director at the Center for Adaptive Rationality Ralph Hertwig and a sociologist in the first episode.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28vcZx8-yZI
How do infants acquire information about plants? Why do we have evolved this capacity, and how do people categorize plants? Annie Wertz, Research Group Leader of the MPRG Naturalistic Social Cognition at the MPI for Human Development answers these questions in an episode of &ldquo;The Dissenter&rdquo;, a portuguese podcast by Ricardo Lopes. (English Podcast)

How do Children learn about plants? Podcast with Annie Wertz

How do infants acquire information about plants? Why do we have evolved this capacity, and how do people categorize plants? Annie Wertz, Research Group Leader of the MPRG Naturalistic Social Cognition at the MPI for Human Development answers these questions in an episode of “The Dissenter”, a portuguese podcast by Ricardo Lopes. (English Podcast)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snoPcQoG_gE
Keynote by Naomi Oreskes at the Summer Institute on Bounded Rationality 2022. Naomi Oreskes is the Henry Charles Lea professor of the History of Science and affiliated professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences at Harvard University. The 2022 Summer Institute on Bounded Rationality took place on June 14 &ndash; 22, 2022, at the MPI for Human Development.

How a Historian Came to Stand Up Against Disinformation – Naomi Oreskes

Keynote by Naomi Oreskes at the Summer Institute on Bounded Rationality 2022. Naomi Oreskes is the Henry Charles Lea professor of the History of Science and affiliated professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences at Harvard University. The 2022 Summer Institute on Bounded Rationality took place on June 14 – 22, 2022, at the MPI for Human Development.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrqz065J_is
Keynote by Armin Falk at the Summer Institute on Bounded Rationality 2022. Armin Falk is professor of Economics at the University of Bonn and Chief Executive Officer of briq. The 2022 Summer Institute on Bounded Rationality took place on June 14 &ndash; 22, 2022, at the MPI for Human Development.

(In)equality of Opportunity, and Mentoring – Armin Falk

Keynote by Armin Falk at the Summer Institute on Bounded Rationality 2022. Armin Falk is professor of Economics at the University of Bonn and Chief Executive Officer of briq. The 2022 Summer Institute on Bounded Rationality took place on June 14 – 22, 2022, at the MPI for Human Development.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMVRZTbOAYY
Ute Frevert, director of the Center for the History of Emotions, gave a lecture on June 9, 2022, at the symposium &quot;Emotional Democracy. The Weimar Experience in the 20th and 21st Centuries&quot; at the Hessian Parliament in Wiesbaden. Ute Frevert looks at the feelings citizens had towards the new democratic form of government in the early years of the Weimar Republic.

What does democracy feel like?

Ute Frevert, director of the Center for the History of Emotions, gave a lecture on June 9, 2022, at the symposium "Emotional Democracy. The Weimar Experience in the 20th and 21st Centuries" at the Hessian Parliament in Wiesbaden. Ute Frevert looks at the feelings citizens had towards the new democratic form of government in the early years of the Weimar Republic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xijRhekiZeM

How do swarms organize?

Why do fish swim in swarms? How can you prevent mass panic in large crowds? And how do swarming cells organize themselves in the immune system? Mehdi Moussaid from the Center for Adaptive Rationality speaks about this in the podcast episode from the Research Quartet on the topic of swarms. A production of detektor.fm in cooperation with the Max Planck Society.
Loyalty, mistrust, &quot;them up there&quot; and &quot;us down here: The relationship between politics and citizens is not always an easy one. And it has changed a lot. Wouldn&#39;t it be cool if the chiefs of the republic were our friends? For Ute Frevert, director of the Center for the History of Emotions, that&#39;s not something worth striving for, and for her, something else comes first, as she explains in an interview with MDR WISSEN.

3 minutes future: When will politicians become our friends, Mrs. Frevert?

Loyalty, mistrust, "them up there" and "us down here: The relationship between politics and citizens is not always an easy one. And it has changed a lot. Wouldn't it be cool if the chiefs of the republic were our friends? For Ute Frevert, director of the Center for the History of Emotions, that's not something worth striving for, and for her, something else comes first, as she explains in an interview with MDR WISSEN.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eu9Eu14uzq0

What does it mean to be "cool"?

Cool - that's one of those words that we now use inflationarily. Colloquially, cool can also mean "good" and "great," but that wasn't always the case. Kerstin Maria Pahl from the Center for the History of Emotions explains what the term has to do historically with marginalized groups in the podcast "Ach, Mensch" by detektor.fm and the Max Planck Society.
If you want to avoid misinformation, you have to recognize it. And you can only do that if you know what you&#39;re actually dealing with. mdr Wissen puts an end to fake news about fake news. Director Ralph Hertwig (research center for Adaptive Rationality), explains to us what we can do in order to<br />better expose misinformation on the net. (In German)

3 minutes future: When will we be immune to fake news?

If you want to avoid misinformation, you have to recognize it. And you can only do that if you know what you're actually dealing with. mdr Wissen puts an end to fake news about fake news. Director Ralph Hertwig (research center for Adaptive Rationality), explains to us what we can do in order to
better expose misinformation on the net. (In German)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jq2B6gvCkh8
In this MPG Talk, Iyad Rahwan, Director at the Center for Humans and Machines, Maria Schrader, Jan Schomburg, Barbara Helwing and Cedric Engels discuss the use of AI in our society. The focus was on Schrader and Schomburg&#39;s multi-award-winning sci-fi romantic comedy &quot;Ich bin dein Mensch.&quot; The event took place on April 11, 2022 at the Pergamon Museum in Berlin.

Love in times of robots and AI

In this MPG Talk, Iyad Rahwan, Director at the Center for Humans and Machines, Maria Schrader, Jan Schomburg, Barbara Helwing and Cedric Engels discuss the use of AI in our society. The focus was on Schrader and Schomburg's multi-award-winning sci-fi romantic comedy "Ich bin dein Mensch." The event took place on April 11, 2022 at the Pergamon Museum in Berlin.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZ_JTqVUVkM
In this lecture, Iyad Rahwan, Director at the Center for Humans and Machines, and artist Christoph Niemann talk about cartoons, artificial intelligence and algorithms. Founded in 2005 as a gathering of friends, DLD (Digital – Life – Design) has developed into Europe’s leading innovation conference for visionaries from around the globe. It took place in Munich in May 2022.

Iyad Rahwan & Christoph Niemann on DLD22

In this lecture, Iyad Rahwan, Director at the Center for Humans and Machines, and artist Christoph Niemann talk about cartoons, artificial intelligence and algorithms. Founded in 2005 as a gathering of friends, DLD (Digital – Life – Design) has developed into Europe’s leading innovation conference for visionaries from around the globe. It took place in Munich in May 2022.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtpRwHeqOuQ

Podcast: On the trail of feelings

What do feelings have to do with politics? How can we overcome our fear of spiders? And can robots learn to hug?   Ute Frevert, Director of the Center for the History of Emotions at the MPI for Human Development, talks about this in the (German) podcast episode of the 'Forschungsquartett' on Emotions. A production of detektor.fm in cooperation with the Max Planck Society.
Digital technologies are ubiquitous and unavoidable - but the complex algorithms behind them also influence our decisions more than we are usually aware. In his new book, our Director Emeritus Gerd Gigerenzer shows how we can avoid losing control. An event in cooperation of CityLAB Berlin and the Max Planck Society from January 18, 2022.

Book launch: Click! How we stay in control in a digital world

Digital technologies are ubiquitous and unavoidable - but the complex algorithms behind them also influence our decisions more than we are usually aware. In his new book, our Director Emeritus Gerd Gigerenzer shows how we can avoid losing control. An event in cooperation of CityLAB Berlin and the Max Planck Society from January 18, 2022.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6eFHmRydCE

BR50 Podcast 1: Who are you – human or machine?

Who controls artificial intelligence or the companies that develop it? What does AI mean for our society and for politics? In the first episode of the podcast "Berlin Research – Forschung in Berlin", Thomas Prinzler discusses this with Thomas Müller from the Center for Humans and Machines at the MPI for Human Development, Jeanette Hofmann from the WZB, and Aljoscha Burchardt from the DFKI in Berlin.
The research data management working group at the MPI for Human Development has been accepted as a member of the German Reproducibility Network. In order to facilitate networking and to benefit from each other's expertise, every initiative was asked to introduce itself with a short video clip.

Presentation of the Research Data Management Working Group

The research data management working group at the MPI for Human Development has been accepted as a member of the German Reproducibility Network. In order to facilitate networking and to benefit from each other's expertise, every initiative was asked to introduce itself with a short video clip.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mo4ZZjhrHpw
How can debate culture be successfully established in digital spaces? Philipp Lorenz-Spreen, Research Scientist in Center for Adaptive Rationality, will shed light on this question in his (German) keynote speech at the symposium &quot;Democracy in Crisis?&quot; of the Deutsche Gesellschaft e.V.

Democracy in Crisis?

How can debate culture be successfully established in digital spaces? Philipp Lorenz-Spreen, Research Scientist in Center for Adaptive Rationality, will shed light on this question in his (German) keynote speech at the symposium "Democracy in Crisis?" of the Deutsche Gesellschaft e.V.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQWlSQigEQY

How can behavior be influenced?

Just a nudge in the right direction: In the series finale of the (German) podcast series "Ach, Mensch" by detektor.fm and the Max Planck Society, psychologist Ralph Hertwig, director of the Center for Adaptive Rationality, talks about nudging and how behavior can be influenced - for example, for more climate protection. Where does persuasion end and manipulation begin?

What can Artificial Intelligence do?

How Artificial Intelligence can help save people from psychosis, how to teach it to think like a human, and whether machines can have morals - that's what the current podcast episode of the Research Quartet is all about. Iyad Rahwan, director of the Center for Humans and Machines is one of the guests in the podcast of detektor FM.

The History of Emotions. An Italian podcast with Ute Frevert

In the Italian-language podcast, Ute Frevert talks about the following topics: Why do emotions have a history? What does history of emotions mean and how is it researched? What role have emotions played in the history of politics and international relations? What emotions characterized the Corona pandemic?
The podcast "Focus - storiainpodcast" is curated by the Italian historian Leo Goretti.
More than one year after the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina discusses how health-related human behavior has changed during the pandemic, which behavior will outlast this period, and to what extent this behavior might change after governmental restrictions have ended. One of the international speakers was Ralph Hertwig, Director of the Center for Adaptive Rationality.

Virtual panel by German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina

More than one year after the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina discusses how health-related human behavior has changed during the pandemic, which behavior will outlast this period, and to what extent this behavior might change after governmental restrictions have ended. One of the international speakers was Ralph Hertwig, Director of the Center for Adaptive Rationality.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6_Bfs11W2Q

Pull yourself together - discipline and obedience in times of Corona

Has our relationship to discipline changed as a result of the Corona pandemic? A discussion on the 21st International Schiller Days at the National Theater Mannheim. Dietrich Brants discusses (in German) with Ute Frevert, director at the Center for the History of Emotions, in the SWR2 Forum.
Ute Frevert, director of the Center for the History of Emotions, collaborated on the first film of "Close-up," a new mediation format of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra with chief conductor Kirill Petrenko for teenagers and young adults.

"Close-up" – Classic works retold

Ute Frevert, director of the Center for the History of Emotions, collaborated on the first film of "Close-up," a new mediation format of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra with chief conductor Kirill Petrenko for teenagers and young adults.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anq1_usu88A

Podcast „Ach, Mensch“ ("Only human") with Simone Kühn

In the new German-language podcast series "Ach, Mensch," (“Only human”),  by the MPG and the Internet radio station detektor.fm, Max Planck researchers talk about their passion for their topics, their everyday lives and their personal motivation. The first season from May 5, 2021 kicks off with Simone Kühn from the MPI for Human Development: she talks with journalist Lara-Lena Gödde about how the environment influences our brains.
The near-future of AI: How will humans interact with artificial intelligence in 5 years? This question was the topic of SocialBRIDGES, an online conference organized by the Universität der Bundeswehr München and LMU Munich.<br />The third edition, held April 21-23 2021, was all about the interaction of humans and AI. Iyad Rahwan (MPIB) gave a keynote speech on "How to trust a machine".

How to trust a machine? – Iyad Rahwan at the SocialBRIDGES online conference

The near-future of AI: How will humans interact with artificial intelligence in 5 years? This question was the topic of SocialBRIDGES, an online conference organized by the Universität der Bundeswehr München and LMU Munich.
The third edition, held April 21-23 2021, was all about the interaction of humans and AI. Iyad Rahwan (MPIB) gave a keynote speech on "How to trust a machine".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuwKA31P8AM
Welche Prinzipien hat die Corona-Pandemie ins Wanken gebracht? Wird sich unser gesellschaftliches Miteinander durch das Virus gar weiterentwickeln? Diese Fragen wurden mit Fachleuten besprochen. Gespräch mit MPIB-Direktorin Ute Frevert, Präsidentin am Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung Jutta Allmendinger; Geschäftsführender Direktor am Institut für Sozial- und Kulturanthropologie der FU Berlin, Hansjörg Dilger.

Herrenhäuser Gespräche: Wie hat Corona unser Miteinander verändert?

Welche Prinzipien hat die Corona-Pandemie ins Wanken gebracht? Wird sich unser gesellschaftliches Miteinander durch das Virus gar weiterentwickeln? Diese Fragen wurden mit Fachleuten besprochen. Gespräch mit MPIB-Direktorin Ute Frevert, Präsidentin am Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung Jutta Allmendinger; Geschäftsführender Direktor am Institut für Sozial- und Kulturanthropologie der FU Berlin, Hansjörg Dilger.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAR_3GnaZ8Q
<span class="style-scope yt-formatted-string" dir="auto"><span class="style-scope yt-formatted-string" dir="auto">Wie gehen wir bei unterschiedlichen Meinungen gesellschaftlich miteinander um? Hat sich der Umgang über die Zeit oder durch die Nutzung anderer Kanäle verändert oder nehmen wir die Debattenkultur nur anders wahr? </span>Zum Zustand der Debattenkultur fand am 18. März 2021 eine gemeinsame virtuelle Live-Diskussion statt. <span class="style-scope yt-formatted-string" dir="auto">Auf dem Podium war u.a. der Experte für digitale Kommunikation Philipp Lorenz-Spreen vom MPIB.</span><br /></span>

Die Debatte: "Die Macht der Wörter – Wie Debatten unsere Welt verändern"

Wie gehen wir bei unterschiedlichen Meinungen gesellschaftlich miteinander um? Hat sich der Umgang über die Zeit oder durch die Nutzung anderer Kanäle verändert oder nehmen wir die Debattenkultur nur anders wahr? Zum Zustand der Debattenkultur fand am 18. März 2021 eine gemeinsame virtuelle Live-Diskussion statt. Auf dem Podium war u.a. der Experte für digitale Kommunikation Philipp Lorenz-Spreen vom MPIB.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TV3Kpwb-xwE
<span class="style-scope yt-formatted-string" dir="auto">In Lehrplänen ist von ihnen eher nicht die Rede. Aber sie sind die Basis von allem: Die Gefühle. Die <span class="style-scope yt-formatted-string" dir="auto"> Die MPIB-Direktorin</span> plädiert für deren Rehabilitierung. Videos zeigen die Neulust von Kindern und erinnern uns an die Intelligenz der Gefühle. Ein Gespräch im Rahmen der Utopie-Konferenz 2021.</span>

Was heißt hier Bildung? Gefühle! Ute Frevert im Gespräch mit Reinhard Kahl im Utopie-Studio

In Lehrplänen ist von ihnen eher nicht die Rede. Aber sie sind die Basis von allem: Die Gefühle. Die  Die MPIB-Direktorin plädiert für deren Rehabilitierung. Videos zeigen die Neulust von Kindern und erinnern uns an die Intelligenz der Gefühle. Ein Gespräch im Rahmen der Utopie-Konferenz 2021.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20yvBT0W4ig
<span class="style-scope yt-formatted-string" dir="auto">Dieser Vortrag von <span class="style-scope yt-formatted-string" dir="auto">Iyad Rahwan, Direktor am MPIB</span>, befasst sich mit verschiedenen psychologischen, sozialen, kulturellen und politischen Faktoren, die unser Vertrauen in Maschinen prägen und plädiert dafür, die Bewältigung der Herausforderungen der Informationsrevolution nicht nur als Problem der Informatik zu begreifen. Der Vortrag fand am 16. Dezember 2020 <span class="style-scope yt-formatted-string" dir="auto">am <span class="style-scope yt-formatted-string" dir="auto">Alexander von Humboldt Institut für Internet &amp; Gesellschaft<span class="style-scope yt-formatted-string" dir="auto"> in Berlin</span></span> </span>statt.</span>

Vertrauenswürdige Maschinen? Vortrag von Iyad Rahwan

Dieser Vortrag von Iyad Rahwan, Direktor am MPIB, befasst sich mit verschiedenen psychologischen, sozialen, kulturellen und politischen Faktoren, die unser Vertrauen in Maschinen prägen und plädiert dafür, die Bewältigung der Herausforderungen der Informationsrevolution nicht nur als Problem der Informatik zu begreifen. Der Vortrag fand am 16. Dezember 2020 am Alexander von Humboldt Institut für Internet & Gesellschaft in Berlin statt.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TdF9GF398JA
Bildung weiter gedacht – 180 Sekunden: Junge Wissenschaftler*innen präsentieren auf unterhaltsame Weise ein Forschungsprojekt und zeigen damit die vielseitige und interdisziplinäre Forschung des Instituts. Jede*r Vortragende hat drei Minuten Zeit, muss frei reden und darf nur Requisiten nutzen, die alleine auf die Bühne getragen werden können. Das Video entstand während der Langen Nacht der Wissenschaften 2019 am MPIB.

Pubertät: wie, was, warum. – Corinna Laube während der LNdW

Bildung weiter gedacht – 180 Sekunden: Junge Wissenschaftler*innen präsentieren auf unterhaltsame Weise ein Forschungsprojekt und zeigen damit die vielseitige und interdisziplinäre Forschung des Instituts. Jede*r Vortragende hat drei Minuten Zeit, muss frei reden und darf nur Requisiten nutzen, die alleine auf die Bühne getragen werden können. Das Video entstand während der Langen Nacht der Wissenschaften 2019 am MPIB.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJ3DAHfac28
„Bildung weiter gedacht“ – 180 Seconds: Young scientists present a research project in an entertaining way and thus demonstrate the versatile and interdisciplinary research of the Institute. Each speaker has three minutes, must speak freely and may only use props that can be carried on stage. This video was filmed during the Long Night of the Sciences 2019 at the MPIB.

Which is more important: knowing things or how to find out things? – Angela Jones at LNdW19

„Bildung weiter gedacht“ – 180 Seconds: Young scientists present a research project in an entertaining way and thus demonstrate the versatile and interdisciplinary research of the Institute. Each speaker has three minutes, must speak freely and may only use props that can be carried on stage. This video was filmed during the Long Night of the Sciences 2019 at the MPIB.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTVbMtOOSro
„Bildung weiter gedacht“ – 180 Seconds: Young scientists present a research project in an entertaining way and thus demonstrate the versatile and interdisciplinary research of the Institute. Each speaker has three minutes, must speak freely and may only use props that can be carried on stage. This video was filmed during the Long Night of the Sciences 2019 at the MPIB.

From collective stupidity to collective intelligence – Mehdi Moussaïd at LNdW19

„Bildung weiter gedacht“ – 180 Seconds: Young scientists present a research project in an entertaining way and thus demonstrate the versatile and interdisciplinary research of the Institute. Each speaker has three minutes, must speak freely and may only use props that can be carried on stage. This video was filmed during the Long Night of the Sciences 2019 at the MPIB.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEbp7zbm7W4
Bildung weiter gedacht – 180 Sekunden: Junge Wissenschaftler*innen präsentieren auf unterhaltsame Weise ein Forschungsprojekt und zeigen damit die vielseitige und interdisziplinäre Forschung des Instituts. Jede*r Vortragende hat drei Minuten Zeit, muss frei reden und darf nur Requisiten nutzen, die alleine auf die Bühne getragen werden können. Das Video entstand während der Langen Nacht der Wissenschaften 2019 am MPIB.

Wie Affen im Vergleich zu Kleinkindern auf Pflanzen reagieren – Linda Oña während der LNdW19

Bildung weiter gedacht – 180 Sekunden: Junge Wissenschaftler*innen präsentieren auf unterhaltsame Weise ein Forschungsprojekt und zeigen damit die vielseitige und interdisziplinäre Forschung des Instituts. Jede*r Vortragende hat drei Minuten Zeit, muss frei reden und darf nur Requisiten nutzen, die alleine auf die Bühne getragen werden können. Das Video entstand während der Langen Nacht der Wissenschaften 2019 am MPIB.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9A8Z_WYS5jM
„Bildung weiter gedacht“ – 180 Seconds: Young scientists present a research project in an entertaining way and thus demonstrate the versatile and interdisciplinary research of the Institute. Each speaker has three minutes, must speak freely and may only use props that can be carried on stage. This video was filmed during the Long Night of the Sciences 2019 at the MPIB.

Fantastic Speeches – Francesco Buscemi at LNdW19

„Bildung weiter gedacht“ – 180 Seconds: Young scientists present a research project in an entertaining way and thus demonstrate the versatile and interdisciplinary research of the Institute. Each speaker has three minutes, must speak freely and may only use props that can be carried on stage. This video was filmed during the Long Night of the Sciences 2019 at the MPIB.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uP_6sL6jax0
Bildung weiter gedacht – 180 Sekunden Junge Wissenschaftler*innen präsentieren auf unterhaltsame Weise ein Forschungsprojekt und zeigen damit die vielseitige und interdisziplinäre Forschung des Instituts. Jede*r Vortragende hat drei Minuten Zeit, muss frei reden und darf nur Requisiten nutzen, die alleine auf die Bühne getragen werden können. Das Video entstand während der Langen Nacht der Wissenschaften 2019 am MPIB.

Wie unser Gehirn in der Dunkelheit navigiert – Christoph Koch während der LNDW19

Bildung weiter gedacht – 180 Sekunden Junge Wissenschaftler*innen präsentieren auf unterhaltsame Weise ein Forschungsprojekt und zeigen damit die vielseitige und interdisziplinäre Forschung des Instituts. Jede*r Vortragende hat drei Minuten Zeit, muss frei reden und darf nur Requisiten nutzen, die alleine auf die Bühne getragen werden können. Das Video entstand während der Langen Nacht der Wissenschaften 2019 am MPIB.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ewn_H-K6prw
Machines powered by AI increasingly mediate our social, cultural, economic, and political interactions. Understanding the behaviour of AI systems is essential to our ability to control their actions, reap their benefits, and minimize their harms. In these conversations, Iyad Rahwan and his team discuss the need for a broad scientific research agenda to study machine behavior that incorporates the discipline of computer science while also drawing on expertise from across the social and behavioral sciences.

Conversations in Machine Behavior — Trailer Season I

Machines powered by AI increasingly mediate our social, cultural, economic, and political interactions. Understanding the behaviour of AI systems is essential to our ability to control their actions, reap their benefits, and minimize their harms. In these conversations, Iyad Rahwan and his team discuss the need for a broad scientific research agenda to study machine behavior that incorporates the discipline of computer science while also drawing on expertise from across the social and behavioral sciences.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-_X1CsvOHg
Wie funktioniert unser Gedächtnis? Warum können sich alte Menschen Dinge schlechter merken? Und haben intelligente Menschen ein besseres Gedächtnis als andere? Um das herauszufinden, hat Die Debatte an einem Gedächtnisexperiment bei Myriam C. Sander am Max-Planck-Institut für Bildungsforschung in Berlin teilgenommen.

Wie funktioniert Gedächtnisforschung?

Wie funktioniert unser Gedächtnis? Warum können sich alte Menschen Dinge schlechter merken? Und haben intelligente Menschen ein besseres Gedächtnis als andere? Um das herauszufinden, hat Die Debatte an einem Gedächtnisexperiment bei Myriam C. Sander am Max-Planck-Institut für Bildungsforschung in Berlin teilgenommen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A9YHB64dNTg
Der Klinische Psychologe Andreas Maercker und die MPIB-Direktorin Ute Frevert sprechen über den Begriff des Traumas.

Andreas Maercker & Ute Frevert – Traumata und neue Subjektivität

Der Klinische Psychologe Andreas Maercker und die MPIB-Direktorin Ute Frevert sprechen über den Begriff des Traumas.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7iGh5pMEoI
Film with scientists from the Research Center "Adaptive Rationality" as part of a project of the TU Vienna

Dialectical Bootstrapping

Film with scientists from the Research Center "Adaptive Rationality" as part of a project of the TU Vienna
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ao2sjkCTg80
Interviewreihe zur Psychologie der Entscheidungsfindung

Talking About Decisions With Reid Hastie

Interviewreihe zur Psychologie der Entscheidungsfindung
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpOugvqxUbE
Interviewreihe zur Psychologie der Entscheidungsfindung

Talking About Decisions With Tom Wallsten

Interviewreihe zur Psychologie der Entscheidungsfindung
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TW-24j52ZHg
180 Sekunden – Wissenschaftler erklären ihre Arbeit – Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften 2015

You're Special but It Doesn't Matter ... Social Recommender Strategies for Mere Mortals

180 Sekunden – Wissenschaftler erklären ihre Arbeit – Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften 2015
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWEprc0P81w
Keynote at the Summer Institute on Bounded Rationality: Homo Heuristicus in the Economy on June 5, 2015.

Kathleen Eisenhardt on Simple Rules

Keynote at the Summer Institute on Bounded Rationality: Homo Heuristicus in the Economy on June 5, 2015.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6O4_BF5aIk
Keynote at the Summer Institute on Bounded Rationality: Homo Heuristicus in the Economy on June 5, 2015

Robin Hagarth—Why Simple Solutions Aren't

Keynote at the Summer Institute on Bounded Rationality: Homo Heuristicus in the Economy on June 5, 2015
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPXRKLndOfg
Mehdi Moussaid’s talk illustrates how a variety of seemingly complex behaviors observed in crowds (ranging from the spontaneous organization of traffic flows under everyday life conditions, to the emergence of crowd turbulence at extreme density) follow naturally from these heuristics.

Social influence and collective behaviors in pedestrian crowds

Mehdi Moussaid’s talk illustrates how a variety of seemingly complex behaviors observed in crowds (ranging from the spontaneous organization of traffic flows under everyday life conditions, to the emergence of crowd turbulence at extreme density) follow naturally from these heuristics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=43whoclrxJM

Everyone approaches the demands of daily life in their own way, and every person’s behavior is variable. How does that influence the ability to learn? How variable is cognitive performance from one day to the next – and why? Does stress make the brain fitter? And do older adults vary more in their cognitive performance than younger people? A research team lead by developmental psychologist Ulman Lindenberger has examined these questions in one of the largest studies ever conducted in this field.

100-Day Thinking Marathon

Everyone approaches the demands of daily life in their own way, and every person’s behavior is variable. How does that influence the ability to learn? How variable is cognitive performance from one day to the next – and why? Does stress make the brain fitter? And do older adults vary more in their cognitive performance than younger people? A research team lead by developmental psychologist Ulman Lindenberger has examined these questions in one of the largest studies ever conducted in this field.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijbHF2Pe7Lo
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