Welcome to AI Monday in Munich
Driven by the success and high demand for #aimonday in Helsinki, Berlin, Stuttgart and Leipzig we were asked to also have one in Munich. Here we are!
Looking forward to connect to the Munich community! Please sign up for the next event or get in touch if you want to present as a speaker.
Event Details
What?
Four crisp presentations incl. Q&A. Some speaker also demo their AI solutions. Followed by snacks, drinks and networking.
Who?
AI curious people, change leaders, businesses with passion for data and disruption.
Why?
Share AI-knowledge, exchange and encourage each other on our change journeys.
When?
Always Monday after work.
Oct 21, 2019
doors open at 6:30pm, talks start at 7pm. Networking starts at around 9:00pm.
What Not!
No Sales Pitches. No Math lectures or deep tech dives. No shallow consulting or marketing talks.
Speakers
Sven Rossmann
Manager und Head of Innovation Labs @ Porsche Consulting
Industrial AI: A game changer of operations and organizations
Sven Rossmann will deep dive into the business value of AI for production companies by showcasing project experiences across sectors and areas of application. On the other hand, he will address the transformational character of AI and what companies need to do to become AI-driven organizations.
Max Haarich
Arts, technology and ethical AI. The Munich embassy of the Republic of Užupis
The decade of data exploitation is over. Data is not the new gold anymore. “Trust is the new gold” (Barry O’Sullivan, vice chair of the EU’s High Level Expert Group on AI). Europe’s only chance to sustain between America’s data capitalism and china’s data totalitarism is to develop a data humanism, which aims for ethical and trustworthy AI for the benefit of mankind. But CEOs increasingly struggle to align the capitalist mechanisms of their companies with the ethical expectations of the citizens affected by their AI products and services. It is not that companies don’t want to act ethically aligned. It is just really hard to do – almost impossible. So what is the Republic of Užupis’ approach? We will provide several examples of how to increase responsibility of individual AI designers, how to involve the people affected by AI, and how to set up an ongoing process of readjusting AI to diverse and dynamic conceptions of ethics. These measures include participatory design with civil society, workshops with science-fiction experts and other formats of arts&tech-collaborations. Eventually, such measures don’t just function as an ethical filter to prevent harm but they also boost the company’s innovative capability to identify competitive advantages.
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Event Partner
Special Thanks to our partners for supporting this event
