Talks drawn from research and practice
We speak about artificial intelligence and social robotics at universities, public bodies and companies. Every talk ties the state of research to what we see in our projects.
Artificial intelligence
What AI can do today, where its limits lie and how to introduce it responsibly.
AI in mid-sized companies: from trying it out to putting it to work
Why AI projects stall, which use cases pay off and how a first deployment succeeds within a few weeks.
Language models in house
How locally run language models work, what they cost and why they make data protection easier from the start.
What AI can and cannot do
A sober look behind the headlines: how language models arrive at their answers and where you had better not trust them.
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Social robotics
How people respond to robots and where social robots already help today.
Social robots at work
Where robots greet, inform and accompany people today, at reception desks, in shops, schools and care, and what we learn from these deployments.
When people meet robots
What research knows about acceptance and trust, and what that means for designing social robots.
Finding the right robot
Which questions to settle before buying, how to compare models and how to involve staff from the start.