Humanising AI: Insights from Dresden
- Lilian Tan
- Jun 2
- 1 min read
Can we truly design AI that is ethical, empathetic, and inclusive, genuinely supporting human needs?
Last month in Dresden, Germany, we brought together thought leaders across disciplines—ethics, design, technology, and policymaking—to explore this perennial question that has plagued our generation.
The evening featured a compelling panel discussion led by Professor Dr. Lewis Chuang (Head, Professorship for Human and Technology, TU Chemnitz). The discussion included a dynamic role-play between AI optimists and skeptics, bringing different perspectives to the forefront.
A short recap of the event:
Jayanto Halim (Product Manager and Head of Engineering, Botfellows GmbH) shares his journey of co-founding Robcraft, explaining how it simplifies automation using a no-code teaching framework.
Dr. Stephanie Knizkov (Head of MO360 AI Factory, Mercedes-Benz) reveals what it takes to scale and redesign AI solutions across different cultures.
Conrad Morbitzer (Data Architecture Manager, Accenture Song) shares his insights on managing and designing data architectures, distinguishing between good and bad data, and the importance of curating an effective information architecture within a company.
Sarah Müller-Sägebrecht (Founder, We Explain AI) discloses her encounter with the positive impact of AI.
The panellists weighed in on the tensions between regulations and creative innovations, as well as an ideal way to future-proof.
The panellists engaged in a robust conversation, exploring the inherent tensions between regulatory frameworks and creative AI innovation, and considering strategies for future-proofing AI development.
In our next event, we will be in London, exploring the topic of harnessing AI to accelerate manufacturing innovation. We'd love to hear from you.
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