Bayerischer Rundfunk, Rundfunkplatz 1, 80335 Munich
2:00PM
Welcome & Opening Remarks
Lisa Schmierer, PhD Student at Social Data Science & AI Lab (LMU)
2:10PM
Supporting Socially Disadvantaged Children with AI
Enkelejda Kasneci, Distinguished Professor for Human-Centered Technologies for Learning at TUM’s SOT and CIT
2:30PM
AI & Mental Health: Promise, Pitfalls, and Participatory Paths
Auxane Boch, Doctoral Researcher at the Institute for Ethics in Artificial Intelligence (IEAI) at TUM
2:50PM
Not sure tbh - The Need for Uncertainty in Machine Learning
Lisa Wimmer, PhD student in the Statistical Learning & Data Science working group at LMU Munich
3:10PM
Networking Activity
3:40PM
Panel 1: When Evidence Meets Opposition: Navigating the New Normal
Panel Moderator
Lisa Schmierer, PhD Student at Social Data Science & AI Lab (LMU)
Panelists
Frauke Kreuter, Chair of Social Data Science and AI Lab at LMU Munich, Germany and at the University of Maryland, USA
Annamaria Fabian, postdoctoral researcher in German Linguistics at the University of Bayreuth
Rebecca Ciecielski, Reporter specializing in algorithmic accountability reporting at the AI + Automation Lab of Bayerischer Rundfunk
4:10PM
Patterns and politics – how to do investigative journalism with data
Julia Barthel, Data and investigative journalist for BR Data/BR Recherche
4:30PM
Networking Activity
5:10PM
Panel 2: Entering the workplace/Career transitions
Panel Moderator
Lisa Schmierer, PhD Student at Social Data Science & AI Lab (LMU)
Panelists
Lena Reißinger, Master's student for Statistics and Data Science at LMU Munich; Dual student at Munich Re
Polina Galkin, Senior Data Scientist, SAP
Hillary Hauger, Master’s student of Mathematics in Data science at the Technical University of Munich
Marie Piraud, Head of the AI consultant team at Helmholtz AI, Helmholtz Munich
5:50PM
Closing Remarks & Thanks
from 6:00PM
Open Space for Socializing & Networking