29
Jul
Panel
Can we think better, faster, and deeper with ChatGPT?
Panel discussion with our PI Albrecht Schmidt at the CDTM in Munich
29.07.2024
6:15 pm - 7:45 pm
CDTM, Marsstraße 20, 80335 Munich
Join our PI Albrecht Schmidt and other leading researchers for an engaging panel discussion on the future of Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the CDTM in Munich.
They will come together to explore how AI can(not) amplify our cognition. Can we think better, faster, and deeper with AI?
Gain insights from an interesting panel discussion between leading minds in the field, ask questions, and engage in the ongoing discussion of our role as humans in the era of AI.
Organized by:
Center for Digital Technology and Management (CDTM)
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