24
Jul
Workshop
Part 3: Comparing Notes on Trustworthy AI
AI Agents and the Transformation of the Modern Workplace
24.07.2025
5:30 pm - 9:00 pm
TUM, Richard-Wagner-Straße 1, 80333 Munich
The next "Comparing Notes on Trustworthy AI" event by the Bavarian AI Act Accelerator focusses on, how leading organizations are using AI agents to boost productivity, enhance collaboration, and rethink decision-making, especially in HR and knowledge management to customer service.
Topics include:
- Case studies from companies about experimenting with and deploying AI agents
- from HR to knowledge management to customer service - Expert perspectives on evolving human-AI collaboration models
- Guidance on balancing innovation with governance, transparency,
and employee trust - Interactive dialogue and opportunities to connect
Speakers:
- Dr. Leif-Nissen Lundbaek, CEO, Noxtua
- Dr. Tobias Kaempf, ISF München
- Dr. Ing. Edyta Bogucka, Nokia Bell Labs, Cambridge
- Nadine Stockinger, BMW Group
- Dr. Nicklas Lundbald, Strategic Advisor, Google DeepMind
- Dr. Tina Weisser, Munich University of Applied Sciences
You can complete your registration and abstract submission here:
Organized by:
Bavarian AI Act Accelerator
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