A project by TUM and Hochschule München.

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Prototypes

  • Experts and challenge givers

    • Since the topic if AI and sustainability is very complex and interdisciplinary, we invite experts from different fields and organisations to share their perspectives in the seminar.

    1. Project image of Charlotte Böhm

      Lecturer and Community Manager at Hochschule München

    2. Project image of Helene von Schwichow

      Researcher and Project Manager at Technical University of Munich

    3. Project image of Prof. Dr. Gudrun Socher

      Professor for Computer Science and Mathematics at Hochschule München University of Applied Sciences

    4. Project image of Prof. Dr. Stefan Wurster

      Professorship of Policy Analysis at Technical University of Munich

    5. Project image of Dr. Anne Mollen

      Senior Policy and Advocacy Managerin at AlgorithmWatch

    6. Project image of Johannes Leon Kirnberger

      Policy consultant for AI and sustainability at the OECD

    7. Project image of Dr. Milagros Miceli

      Sociologist and computer scientist

    8. Project image of Carina Legl

      Solution Manager at SAP

    9. Project image of Felix Rank

      Co-founder of the German Forum for Ethical Machine Decision Making

    10. Project image of Julia Gundlach

      Lead of the project “reframe[Tech]” at the Bertelsmann Stiftung

    11. Project image of Dr. Paul Springer

      Managing Director and Chief Scientific Officer at MI4people gGmbH

    12. Project image of Stefan Hauser

      Founder Brakeable

    13. Project image of Vinzent Ellissen

      Managing Director of Undiced GmbH

    14. Project image of Lucía Lara Vargas

      Coach and Program Manager at TUM Venture Lab Sustainability & Circular

    15. Project image of Bastian Burger

      Director for Software & AI at TUM Venture Labs

    16. Project image of Dr. Theresa Züger

      Head of AI & Society Lab and Public Interest AI Research Group

    17. Project image of Aurel Stenzel

      Mathematician and cofounder of the SINE Foundation

    Perspectives