From the Desk of the algorithm: How AI is revolutioning our Working and Learning
On 25.04.2024 a round-table discussion in the OecherLab around Artificial intelligence and its challenges for the teaching took place operation
In cooperation with the project "Accents 4.0“ we organized in the OecherLab (Capuchin dig 19D, Aachen, Germany) is a Discussion in the framework of the "future dream: AI in the OecherLab".
As an EU-funded project, it is a priority for us on the topics that we edit and to explore, to inform, and to carry them into the General Public. Especially if they relate to us as an educational institution directly. In cooperation with the project "accents 4.0", that is, the challenges and opportunities of AI from the societal perspective is approaching, was a good opportunity for us.
The event began with an introduction by Professor Nitsch, Director of the Institute for applied work science at the RWTH Aachen, who presented a short lecture findings and prospects for Artificial intelligence in the world of work. Subsequently, a discussion of the most pressing questions around the topic of AI in work and education were discussed followed. For this purpose, were invited:
- Prof. Dr. Verena Nitsch, Director of the Institute for applied work science IAW the RWTH Aachen University • Michael Goebbels, the head of the Couven-gymnasium in Aachen
- Dr. Andrea Alte Post, Department of textile engineering at RWTH Aachen, ITA, head of the project Effectively
- Dr. Frank Hees, Member of the chair governing Board IQS at the WZL of RWTH Aachen University, project coordinator of the EDIH Rheinland (EU-funded transfer project)
- Michael Goebbels, Headmaster of the Couven-gymnasium in Aachen
With the participation of the audience, the impact of the already available, "Artificial intelligence were discussed" in everyday life (chat bots, recommendation display, Everyday life wizard).
The natural limitation of the "artificial intelligence" was to Speak about how their often wasted potential due to limited data about the location, drag the end of digitisation in the management or lagging legislation.
Prof. Dr. Verena Nitsch holds a short introduction
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Prof. Dr. Verena Nitsch, Dr. Frank Hees, Dr. Andrea old post office and Michael Goebbels in conversation with Moderator Philipp Inhibitor
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It's a lively discussion about the involvement of the audience, developed cheer
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