How AI revolutionized everyday work in St. Pölten

How AI revolutionized everyday work in St. Pölten

In the Julius-Raab hall of the WiFi St. Pölten there was a lot of interest, as experts gathered to talk about the applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in everyday life. The high number of participants shows that the topic of AI is of great interest from local entrepreneurs. The managing directors of the House of Digitization, Lukas Reutterer and Claus Zeppelzauer emphasized the need to recognize and use the opportunities and challenges of AI early on. "Artificial intelligence will shape the corporate landscape even more in the future," they explained.

The event, an initiative by the Lower Austria Chamber of Commerce (WKNÖ), wants to help small and medium -sized companies find individual access to the AI. Gernot Binder, the district office manager of the WKNÖ in St. Pölten, said: "We bring this important topic directly to our companies." The previous feedback on the event shows that many entrepreneurs are willing to deal with technologies that can make their everyday work more efficiently.

diverse application examples

The speakers of the digitalks included experts from companies such as Google, Amazon Web Services and A1 Telekom Austria. Florian Hasibar von Mytalents.ai, Tomasz Zareba and Bernd Zimmermann presented a wide range of application examples that show how AI can be used in various business areas. Erich Saggeder from Google Austria and Romana Aumer from A1 also presented innovative solutions that are specially tailored to the needs of companies.

In addition, Michael Zobl from the WiFi NÖ NÖ gave interesting insights into the newly founded AI Academy, which aims to convey specialist knowledge and train companies so that they can effectively exhaust the potential of artificial intelligence. The exchange between the speakers and the participants led to lively discussions and a deeper understanding of the possibilities that AI offers.

The “Digitalks on Tour” series of events will continue on November 27th in the Haus der Digitization in Tulln. This shows the constant need for information and training on current technology trends, which are particularly important for the economy in the region. For more information on these events and the topics of digital transformation, interested parties can visit the website www.virtuelleshaus.at and www.tip-noe.at.

Among the participants were around 130 entrepreneurs: the inside, who all eagerly waited to gain new knowledge about the integration of AI in their companies. This strong presence illustrates the urge of the regional economy to actively shape the digital future and to deal with modern solutions.