Die Rolle der Humanwissenschaften in einer KI-getriebenen Welt

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a topic for computer scientists – it is fundamentally transforming our society, our culture and our working world. Texts, images, translations, analyses and even entire decision-making processes: much of what used to be the preserve of humans can now be handled by algorithms. But what does this mean for students of the arts and humanities?

In this 90-minute lecture, we’ll take a look at how AI is already shaping our world and what opportunities and challenges this presents. Above all, however, the focus is on your role in this development: why humanities scholars, in particular, are needed to scrutinise, shape and imbue AI systems with meaning. You will learn which skills you can start building today to be professionally successful and socially effective in an AI-driven world.

A talk that provides guidance, offers food for thought – and demonstrates why the future of AI is inconceivable without the humanities.

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