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How AI changes research practices and raises new questions about trust, responsibility, and organisational standards. Two researchers and PhD candidates from the R-AIMS project recently participated in the STS Conference in Graz, where they presented collaborative work developed by eight researchers from the project. The contribution, titled Trustworthiness Under Pressure: Accountability Gaps in AI-Enabled Research […]

Discussions at the Day of Energy Research explored how Responsible AI can be applied in energy systems, raising questions around explainability and responsible data practices. On 22 April 2026, researchers from universities and research institutions across Hamburg came together for the annual Day of Energy Research to discuss current developments and findings in energy-related research.

Can AI-powered virtual agents reliably conduct research interviews in virtual reality? Findings presented at IEEE VR 2026 explored opportunities and limitations of LLM-driven agents for trustworthy and usable research practice. Research connected to R-AIMS project was presented at the 33rd IEEE Conference on Virtual Reality and 3D User Interfaces (IEEE VR 2026), held in Daegu,

An interdisciplinary contribution at ECAI 2025 explored how different disciplines understand trust in AI and sparked discussions on the social, technical, and institutional dimensions of Responsible AI. As part of the TRUST-AI workshop at the European Conference on Artificial Intelligence (ECAI) 2025 in Bologna, R-AIMS presented the paper “Rethinking Trust in Responsible AI”. The two-day

From trustworthy AI methods to interdisciplinary collaboration, the project creates a space to explore Responsible AI in research, education, and practice. With the R-AIMS (Responsible Advanced Intelligent Methodologies and Skills Lab) research project, a new research hub dedicated to the responsible and low-risk integration of artificial intelligence (AI) is being launched at the Hamburg University