Ann-Kathrin Katzinski

Ann-Kathrin Katzinski is a Research Fellow at the Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society in Berlin, working within the Research Group Globalization, Work, and Production. She currently leads the project 'Generative AI in the Workplace: Application, Impact and Design' and previously contributed to the 'ELIZA reloaded' project analyzing generative AI's impact on knowledge work through ChatGPT case studies.

Her academic background includes:

• Pursuing a Master's degree in Social Sciences at Humboldt University of Berlin

Her research focuses on digital transformation's societal implications, particularly how generative AI reshapes knowledge work, programming practices, and public discourse. She bridges technology and social sciences to examine human-AI collaboration in professional settings, emphasizing ethical design and workforce adaptation.

As a science communicator, she is founding the non-profit Kunstform Wissenschaft to strengthen societal dialogue with science. Professionally, she consults on finance, funding, and digitalisation initiatives, integrating academic insights with policy applications.