Tracks
11:00
Workshop on AIAMO – Artificial Intelligence And Mobility in Leipzig
- | Room 369 | German
The AIAMO research project combines the latest developments in artificial intelligence (AI) with concrete, practical applications in the field of intermodal and multimodal mobility. It aims to use mobility data efficiently to optimize traffic management in cities and rural areas, minimize CO2 emissions, and at the same time improve the quality of life for citizens. AIAMO develops and uses AI models to analyze and optimize mobility data. By integrating previously unused data and intelligently networking and analyzing it, new opportunities for sustainable mobility are opened up.
13:30
How generative artificial intelligence is changing work and study (conducted by ScaDS.AI)
- | Room 377 | German
Modern AI-driven chat apps such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and others are changing the way we work unavoidably. For many, this means writing texts or programming more efficiently. Some people overestimate the quality of generated text and may not admit that they have not curated AI-generated text properly. About 20 years ago we had to learn how to “google” properly, today we need to learn how to “prompt”. In this lecture, we will give an insight into various challenges that the current AI revolution is imposing on us and a number of opportunities in this context. The lecture gives examples, tips and tricks for dealing with Generative AI and will be followed by a practical part. It is recommended that you bring your own laptop to take part.
13:30
DIPAS – Digital participation online and on site
- | Room 270 | German
Hands-on: Creation of your own DIPAS participation procedures via the Drupal backend. The focus is on the technical design of participation procedures and their implementation in DIPAS, as well as the creation of your own DIPAS_story (geodata storytelling). - Introduction to DIPAS by the speakers - Design and implementation of a participation process (project admin) - Creation of a DIPAS_story
15:30
Young people and AI – What they know and how they use it (conducted by Leipzig City Libraries)
- | Room 259 | German
In this workshop, we take a look at how AI is used by young people aged 12 to 16 from an educational perspective. We present how Leipzig's municipal libraries are addressing the topic of AI together with schoolchildren and what insights this has yielded for our educational work. We discuss how the exchange with young people has opened up new perspectives for us and what challenges and opportunities arise when dealing with AI.
