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SUMMARY:Futuring our World: An Imaginative Ideathon
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Marlise Horvath Schneider and Dr. Amy Clare will host ‘Futuring our World: An Imaginative Ideathon’ at South by Southwest (SXSW)\, a music\, cultural\, and tech festival in Austin\, Texas. This event will be co-organized with the City of Munich and the German Haus\, which aims to create more dialogue between the US and Germany. \nBuilding off methods and aims of the TransforM Cluster of Excellence\, this workshop will query how we understand the presents and imagine ideal futures from various industry perspectives–economy and industry\, art and culture\, health and environment. Each sector will feature two mentors (economy and industry with Prof. Dr. Klaus Bengler [TUM\, Germany] and Dr. Marlise Horvath Schneider [TransforM\, Germany]\, art and culture with Arne Totz [27 kilometres\, Germany] and Alena Mayer\, Germany [Caldo Worldwide]\, health and environment with Dr. Amy Clare [TUM\, Germany] and Evelyn Mitchell [City of Austin\, USA]. Bringing together stakeholders across multiple industrial and geographic dimensions\, Marlise and Amy will guide mentors and participants to imagine desirable futures – together– by sketching and jotting during discussions. After moving through each guided sector\, participants will be challenged to draw connections between the sectors\, demonstrating that presents and futures cannot be narrowly and individually decided and that futuring is an active process that requires collective decision making and imagining. The workshop will be concluded with a discussion of how to pursue collectively desirable futures by understanding the clear entanglements of the economy\, culture and our surrounding environments. \nThe ideathon will ideally be repeated in other contexts with various participatory groups to create a megamap of future imaginaries and collective ideas.
URL:https://transform-cluster.de/event/futuring-our-world-an-imaginative-ideathon/
LOCATION:South by Southwest Festival (SXSW)\, Austin\, TX\, United States
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SUMMARY:TransforM kicks off its work with a discussion of our future with transformative technologies
DESCRIPTION:On February 6th\, the Cluster of Excellence – Munich Center for Transformative Technologies and Societal Change (TransforM) – will kick off with a public event at the Oskar von Miller Forum. \nMembers of the TransforM Cluster\, along with experts from academia\, government\, civil society\, and the public at large\, will gather to discuss the role of transformative technologies in shaping the future. The event will be joined by representatives from the City of Munich\, LMU\, TUM\, the ifo institute\, ZEW\, and the Federal Agency for Breakthrough Innovation SPRIN-D\, the event brought responsible innovation research to the forefront of this public discussion\, with the goal of broadening Munich’s (and Germany’s) approach to technology and innovation. \nCluster’s Spokesperson Professor Sebastian Pfotenhauer will walk the audience through the goals of TransforM\, the motivation for creating such a cluster\, and the pathways to impact that TransforMaims to build. TUM Executive Vice President for Research and Innovation Professor Gerhard Kramer will give welcome speech\, outlining the achievements of TUM as a University of Excellence and the important role of social science research for advancing research also in technical fields. \nA panel discussion will follow\, moderated by TransforM Cluster Co-Spokesperson Professor Hanna Hottenrott and joined by Fabian Kors (City of Munich)\, Oliver Falck (LMU)\, Rafael Laguna de la Vera (SPRIN-D)\, and Sabina Leonelli (TUM).
URL:https://transform-cluster.de/event/2845/
LOCATION:Oskar von Miller Forum\, Oskar-von-Miller-Ring 25\, München\, 80333
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SUMMARY:Workshop: The Impact of AI on Employment
DESCRIPTION:Artificial intelligence is considered the most significant technological innovation of our time with profound implications for labor markets\, businesses\, and economic policy decisions. The workshop “Economic and Societal Impacts of AI\,” which CESifo hosted at the ifo Institute in Munich on December 5 and 6 in collaboration with the TransforM Cluster of Excellence\, centered on what this transformation means and how it can be shaped. \nTransforM is the cluster of excellence for social sciences at TUM. The ifo Institute is a participating partner. The aim of the project\, which is funded by the German Research Foundation\, is to analyze the societal\, economic\, and political impacts of transformative technologies like AI at an early stage. To this end\, TransforM integrates economics\, social sciences\, law\, technology\, and computer science with the goal of more rapidly contributing scientific expertise to public discourse and policy consulting. \n\nThe workshop will be centered on crucial economic policy issues:\nHow is AI transforming employment and the qualifications required?\nWhat new competitive structures are emerging?\nAnd how do businesses respond when data and automation become central factors of production?
URL:https://transform-cluster.de/event/the-impact-of-ai-on-employment/
LOCATION:ifo Institut – Leibniz-Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung
an der Universität München e.V.\, Poschingerstr. 5\, München\, 81679\, Germany
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