Lecture Series on AI in Science & Society
We are excited to announce a special weekly lecture series on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Science and Society starting on October 18, 2024. This series brings together scholars from a variety of disciplines (e.g., mathematics, computer science, philosophy, law, and economics) to explore the multifaceted impact of AI on various aspects of society, science, and technology. Whether you are a student, academic, or practitioner interested in the future of AI, the various lectures will provide valuable opportunities for learning and discussion.
Venue: H27, GW II
Time: 14–16h (ct.)
No registration is required (except for the 08.11.2024). We look forward to seeing you at the lectures!
Date | Speaker | Title | Discipline | University |
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18.10.2024 | Ruben Mayer | Benefits and Challenges of Decentralization in Data Systems: Opportunities for Data Management Research | Computer Science | University of Bayreuth |
25.10.2024 | Andreas Karasenko | Machine Learning in Data Driven Marketing | Economics | University of Bayreuth |
08.11.2024 | Albrecht Schmidt | Synergetic Intelligence – Human and Al Together (RAIS^2 Opening) | Computer Science | Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich |
15.11.2024 | Verena Klös | Why Autonomous Systems Should Be Able to Explain Themselves | Computer Science | University of Oldenburg |
22.11.2024 | Daniel Buschek | Writing (and Thinking?) with AI | Computer Science | University of Bayreuth |
29.11.2024 | Astrid Schomäcker | Understanding AI for Fairness | Philosophy | University of Bayreuth |
06.12.2024 | Maike Schwammberger | The Friendly Automated Vehicle – About the Need for Reliable, Ethical and Social Behaviour in Autonomous Traffic Agents | Computer Science | Karlsruhe Institute of Technology |
13.12.2024 | Herbert Zech | AI & Sustainability: The Legal Perspective | Law | Humbold University zu Berlin & Weizenbaum Institute |
10.01.2025 | Sabrina Coninx | Technological Nice Disruption | Philosophy | Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam |
17.01.2025 | Maurice Jakesch | Opinionated Language Models’ Influence on Users’ Opinions | Computer Science | Bauhaus-University Weimar |
24.01.2025 | Christoph Krönke | Law | University of Bayreuth | |
31.01.2025 | Anne Hess | Social Software Engineering | Computer Science | Technical University of Applied Sciences Würzburg-Schweinfurt |
07.02.2025 | (BayLDS Day) | Various | Various | Various |
Slides for some of the lectures are available here.