The IAAEU would like to invite you to the conference on
"Artificial Intelligence in the Working World"
on November 9th 2021, from 4:00 pm until 7:00 pm We aim to make room for researchers, teachers and students to discuss this increasingly relevant topic in an interdisciplinary manner. We are looking forward to the three presentations held by renowned speakers, who will be illustrating the subject from a political, economical and a legal standpoint. Lothar Schröder was a member of the "Enquete-Commission" for artificial intelligence in the German Bundestag and has worked on the national board of the United Services Trade Union as a representative for information technology and telecommunication. He has written and published a variety of books on digitalisation and transformation processes in the working world. At the conference, he will present a self-developed model to demonstrate corporal regulation of AI-operations.
Prof. Dr. Katrin Muehlfeld-Kerstan teaches in the field of Management, Organisation and Human Resources at the University of Trier. Among other things, her research is dedicated to the effects of digitalisation on organisational structures and processes, and in her presentation she will address the application of AI in human resource work, reporting exciting results of her research.
Prof. Dr. Benjamin Raue is Chair for Private Law, Intellectual Property Law, and Law of the Information Society and the director of the Institute of Law and Digitalisation at the University of Trier. He studies the regulation of AI and will be focusing on the current regulation proposal brought forward by the European Commission.
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"Artificial Intelligence in the Working World"
on November 9th 2021, from 4:00 pm until 7:00 pm We aim to make room for researchers, teachers and students to discuss this increasingly relevant topic in an interdisciplinary manner. We are looking forward to the three presentations held by renowned speakers, who will be illustrating the subject from a political, economical and a legal standpoint. Lothar Schröder was a member of the "Enquete-Commission" for artificial intelligence in the German Bundestag and has worked on the national board of the United Services Trade Union as a representative for information technology and telecommunication. He has written and published a variety of books on digitalisation and transformation processes in the working world. At the conference, he will present a self-developed model to demonstrate corporal regulation of AI-operations.
Prof. Dr. Katrin Muehlfeld-Kerstan teaches in the field of Management, Organisation and Human Resources at the University of Trier. Among other things, her research is dedicated to the effects of digitalisation on organisational structures and processes, and in her presentation she will address the application of AI in human resource work, reporting exciting results of her research.
Prof. Dr. Benjamin Raue is Chair for Private Law, Intellectual Property Law, and Law of the Information Society and the director of the Institute of Law and Digitalisation at the University of Trier. He studies the regulation of AI and will be focusing on the current regulation proposal brought forward by the European Commission.
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