AI in the Bräuhaus: Eferding discusses opportunities and challenges

AI in the Bräuhaus: Eferding discusses opportunities and challenges

In the Bräuhaus Eferding, an event of the WKO Eferding was recently held, which dealt with the topic of artificial intelligence (AI). Gerhard Stockinger's lecture was amazed among those present after seeing a AI-generated “Deepfake video” in which Joe Biden and Donald Trump interacted in a relaxed atmosphere. This offered an exciting view of the future possibilities that could bring artificial intelligence into our lives.

Stockinger asked the guests the question of whether they had already gained experience with chatt or AI, which many confirmed. Tobias Luger, the Chamber of Commerce of Eferding, praised the commitment of the WKO to organize events on such topics and to bring new technologies closer. He advised those present to think about the information they receive online.

practical applications and challenges of KI

In his lecture, Stockinger explained how companies can benefit from AI, for example by automating routine tasks and the creation of complex offers. He warned that artificial intelligence should not be blindly trusted. He emphasized that human final control is essential. Stockinger also pointed out that 70 percent of AI users are men, which may be due to a feeling of uncertainty in women in terms of using these technologies.

A central question that arose during the event was what we had to teach our children in order to prepare them for the future with AI. Stockinger named skills such as team building, interpersonal communication and finally sport. It became clear that human interactions and empathy are indispensable for the advantage of humans towards artificial intelligence.

Hans Baldinger, an expert in advice and funding, underlined the need to maintain human contact. According to Baldinger, the company is in a change of upheaval in which the ability to communicate interpersonal is particularly important. At the end of an informative evening, the experts discussed with the guests which AI systems are best suited for different companies, and were pleased with the interest and active attempts to integrate AI in the Eferdinger business world.

The lecture not only showed how much potential artificial intelligence has, but also how important it is to use these technologies carefully. The WKO Eferding continues to organize such events to keep the local economy on the latest technology, as executed in an article by www.meinbeinbezirk.at .