The future of AI affects us all\u2014especially young people who are about to enter the workforce.<\/p>\n
In our student lab, we show high school students, among other things, what it can look like when people work together with AI in their professions. It\u2019s not simply a matter of allaying their fears and telling them that \u201ceverything will be fine,\u201d but rather, above all, showing them that their future is something they can shape themselves. Students often express concern to us that the jobs they envision today might not even exist in 10 years. They have parents who spent decades with the same employer; they see that as impossible for themselves. We also hear the question of whether the skills they\u2019re learning today might be taken over by a machine in the near future, and this is exactly where the discussion gets interesting. <\/p>\n
We talk to the pupils about the responsibility that AI systems cannot bear alone, and for which skilled professionals will always be needed. The pupils realise that critical thinking and questioning are more important than ever.
\nOf course, their future is uncertain to some extent, but we can explore the use of new technologies, question them, and bring all those involved into a dialogue with one another. <\/p>\n
For us, the student labs are an absolutely brilliant opportunity to hear the views of the younger generation as they prepare to choose a career. Through our exhibition, we can answer many of their questions, show them different solutions and showcase the creative potential of AI technologies in a way that young people can relate to. It always gives us great pleasure to make our research accessible to new audiences in this way! <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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