Web Science is the study of the most complex artifact entangling technology, humans, and information ever created. Today the World Wide Web has evolved into billions of technical and human components operating globally, with each piece subtly influencing the others. To gain a deep understanding of the complex and multiple impacts the Web has on the daily life of individuals, organizations, and society as a whole, a strong interdisciplinarity is essential. Major scientific disciplines involved include (but are in no way limited to) Computer science, information science, sociology, psychology, and economy. Multiple perspectives across these disciplines are required to address pressing issues of our time and to gain insights on how the Web changes society just as much as society changes the Web.
KIME Seminar: From Algomaxxing to AI Influencers
Friday, 12 June 2026, 09:30–14.00 Center for Digital Narrative, LG1 lounge (Langes gate 1-3), University of Bergen Welcome to a...