As part of the lecture series “Computer Science and Society,” OTH Regensburg faculty members and affiliated experts will explore current topics and key questions in computer science across three talks:
- Neurotechnology and Artificial Intelligence: Merging of the Mind(s)
Prof. Dr. James Giordano, Georgetown University
November 4, 2026, 16:15, online via Zoom - Künstliche Intelligenz und Menschenwürde
Prof. Dr. Thomas Kriza, OTH Regensburg
December 2, 2026, 16:15, Bajuwarenstraße 4, H401 - KI in der Gastroenterologie: Mitsehen, mitdenken, mitentscheiden?
Prof. Dr. Christoph Palm, OTH Regensburg
January 13, 2027, 16:15, Bajuwarenstraße 4, H401
The talks will explore the diverse ways computer science and society influence one another, inviting audiences to discover new perspectives and engage in discussion.
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About the lecture series “Computer Science and Society” – Experts from diverse fields draw on real-world examples to illustrate how computer science is shaping our world and how we can help guide related developments in an active and responsible way. The lecture series is organized by the IT Security and Cryptography Group (Prof. Dr. Michael Meyer).
