KI bewegt uns. Ein Tag für kritische Perspektiven und gemeinsames Gestalten

In the organizer's words:

Part of the project How is the cat doing in AI?

Artificial intelligence moves us. Because it has long had a say in what we know, how we live and what we believe in. Because it intervenes without explaining itself. Because it promises to be neutral and often only reinforces what is already powerful.

But we move too. We question, contradict, show what is missing. We talk about inequality, about control, about technology that doesn't work for everyone. We ask which AI we need. And where we are better off doing without.

The conference marks the end of the project How is the cat doing in AI? And a start for new questions. What was initiated in the dossier and deepened in the workshops comes together here. In various formats and in the small moments in between, when people listen to each other.

We invite you to think along, to share your experience, to collectively doubt and to search for answers that don't come at the push of a button.

Our guests

Program

10.30 a.m. Arrival:

• Registration

• Exhibitions: visualized election programs, Landtagswahl.ai and chocolate robots and deepfakes

• Poster on our online workshop "AI in green?" by Jan Doria, media scientist

• Poster on the energy consumption of AI by Kathrin Werner and Sébastien Elbracht

• Networking

11.30 a.m.

Greetings

• Alexander Salomon, Member of the State Parliament, Alliance 90/The Greens Baden-Württemberg

• Dr. Josephine Tröger, Chairman of the Heinrich Böll Foundation Baden-Württemberg

12.00 p.m. Keynote and Q&A session

• Marina Weisband: "Media literacy will not save us."

13:10 Lunch

14:00 hrs Forums

• Critical AI: Feminist approaches and inclusion strategies against structural discrimination, Katharina Klappheck, Gunda Werner Institute

• AI and justice: Who decides in the digital constitutional state? Power relations and algorithms, Florian Diekmann, President of Rottweil Regional Court

• Creative, critical, practical. What can we shape with AI? AI Maker Space Tübingen

• Move fast and break things? Social threats from current AI applications, Jacqueline Bellon, University of Tübingen

16.10 Panel

• Monika Ilves, D64 - Center for Digital Progress e.V.

• Jun.-Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Maria Wirzberger, Professor for Teaching and Learning with Intelligent Systems, University of Stuttgart

• Jacqueline Bellon, University of Tübingen

• Katharina Klappheck, Gunda Werner Institute

17.35 hrs Theater sport Tübingen

18.15 Conclusion

Moderation: Sandra Gässler, Johannes Freyer and Frank Müller, Institute for Democracy and Artificial Intelligence

Price information:

20,- € | reduced 10,- €