Master Theses Digi 2025

A collection of 38 posts
Evaluating Dialectal Bias in Large Language Models.
Master Theses Digi 2025

Evaluating Dialectal Bias in Large Language Models.

Trait Attribution in Bernese Swiss-German and Standard German. Topic This thesis investigates the treatment of dialectal variation by Large Language Models (LLMs), focusing on Bernese Swiss-German in comparison to Standard German. Employing a matched-guise probing framework, this study demonstrates that semantically equivalent sentences can elicit biased social trait attributions based
Economic Motivations Driving Content Entrepreneurship in Turkey
Master Theses Digi 2025

Economic Motivations Driving Content Entrepreneurship in Turkey

How do economic challenges, particularly Turkish Lira depreciation and inflation, affect creators’ income and operational decisions? Topic This study investigates the economic motivations behind content entrepreneurship in Turkey. It focuses on how Turkish content creators navigate financial challenges such as inflation and currency devaluation while pursuing monetized digital careers. By
Between regulation and practice: The disposal of ICT end-user-devices in Swiss recycling companies
Master Theses Digi 2025

Between regulation and practice: The disposal of ICT end-user-devices in Swiss recycling companies

Topic This master's thesis examines the current policies applicable to the disposal of ICT end-user-devices, particularly laptops, tablets, and smartphones, and how these guidelines are implemented by Swiss recycling companies. Through a combination of literature research and expert interviews, this study analyzes the practical application of existing regulations and the