Events

A timely discussion in the wake of the Danish national elections

Join us on April 16, 2026 for croissants, coffee, and a very timely and highly relevant one‑hour event examining how voters increasingly turn to AI chatbots for political guidance, and what this means for information quality, democratic participation, and digital critical thinking...

The use of generative artificial intelligence is rapidly increasing, and today three out of four young people aged 16-24 use this technology - often in private contexts. This means that first-time voters, who may not yet have engaged deeply with politics, are increasingly turning to chatbots for guidance and advice. This development presents important opportunities, but also significant risks.

Join CAISA for an online webinar introducing our new research brief: "The Use of Chatbots in the Public Sector", which synthesizes current scholarly evidence on the use of chatbots in public-sector workflows and citizen-facing services. As generative AI expands across government with promises of enhanced efficiency and service delivery, what do we actually know about its real-world impacts? Explore emerging insights and remaining research gap.

Join a high-level roundtable on forces reshaping politics and tech: Professor Sarah de Lange, from University of Leiden, on The Global Rise of the Right; Stephanie Hoffmann, from the European University Institute, on The Crisis of Multilateralism; and CAISA Director and Professor Rebecca Adler-Nissen, from Copenhagen University, on The Power of Tech Giants.

Will we see a world with AGI - and how do we prepare?

What happens to professional expertise when AI becomes an integral part of tasks in the public sector? CAISA invites you to a professional seminar offering dialogue across research and practice on AI in public administration.

The Royal Danish Academy of Sciences and Letters' Digitalisation Committee invites you to an interdisciplinary on digital sovereignty.

CAISA is participating in the D3A Conference 3.0, organised by DIREC, the Danish Data Science Academy, and the Pioneer Centre for Artificial Intelligence.

Join our event this Thursday: AI at work (Translated). Together with an expert panel, we will discuss artificial intelligence and the labour market - covering current opportunities, key challenges, and future developments.

CAISA hosted its first workshop titled "AI building blocks: Need-to do and Nice-to-do in the race for digital sovereignty" (Translated) organised by CAISA's chief scientists Roman Jurowetzki and Morten Axel Pedersen.

The launch of the National Center for AI in Society (CAISA) - a new national consortium for interdisciplinary research and advisory work on artificial intelligence (AI) in society