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LEARNTEC 2023: Students of the Technika-AGs present their results

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Green software - How a Karlsruhe-based company is ensuring sustainability in the IT sector

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Karlsruhe is so smart: The Smart City presents itself at the in-house exhibition!

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#DigiWomenKA: Sonja Thiel

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ChatGPT and other AI models: We need to talk about artificial intelligence

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SDIKA: A secure digital identity for Karlsruhe residents

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The Lernwerkstatt in Karlsruhe - the new favorite place to learn, read and try things out

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karlsruhe.digital Podcast - Episode 1: Minimal Carbon Internet.

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International Women's Day: frauenparade.digital

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#DigiWomenKA: Heike Brugger

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#DigitalMindsKA - the people behind karlsruhe.digital: Jan Wiesenberger

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Bling Bling: Indie games from Karlsruhe

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Podcasts, gaming and more - reopening of the Karlsruhe City Media Center

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Workation, coaching chatbots and upskilling were topics at LEARNTEC xChange

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ChatGPT: Why an AI chatbot is causing a stir

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#ABCdigitalKA - A for Everything digital in Karlsruhe?

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Kathrin Gerling - #DigiWomenKA

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Happy digital new year 2023 - these apps and tools from Karlsruhe will help you keep your New Year's resolutions

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Oh you digital - How digitalization simply makes Christmas better

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#DigitalMindsKA - the people behind karlsruhe.digital: Professor Dr. Thomas Hirth

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#DigitalMindsKA - the people behind karlsruhe.digital: Gabriele Luczak-Schwarz

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HandwerkDigitalKA: craft.ROADSHOW

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#DigiWomenKA: Jivka Ovtcharova - a woman of the world with a down-to-earth attitude

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Minimal Carbon Internet was the result of suffering - an interview with Michael Saup