This event is organized by the WU Department of Marketing

Due to the rapid advancements of generative AI models capable of crafting texts and images, the buzz surrounding artificial intelligence is now everywhere. The rise of AI has only just begun, but the technology is already ubiquitous, for example in research, medicine, and even art. How will the use of AI change our personal and professional lives? Who will be most impacted by the AI revolution? And how can we ensure that the benefits of AI are evenly distributed across all segments of society? Join us for a panel discussion where experts will explore strategies for responsible and informed AI adoption.

Keynote:

Christina Schamp, Full Professor, Head of the Institute for Digital Marketing & Behavioral Insights, WU Vienna

Discussion:

Alexandra Ebert, Chief Trust Officer at MOSTLY AI,  Forbes 30 Under 30, Responsible AI, Privacy & GDPR Expert

Tibor Merey, Managing Director and Partner at the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Expert on Digital Transformations

Christina Schamp,Full Professor, Head of the Institute for Digital Marketing & Behavioral Insights, WU Vienna

Moderated by:

Melanie Clegg, Assistant Professor, Institute for Digital Marketing & Behavioral Insights, WU Vienna

This event is an in-person event and will take place on campus. There will be no livestream.

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