Lecture, December 2nd, 2025, 7:00 p.m., online
In his web lecture, Professor Korte will discuss human and artificial intelligence and will address the following questions: What can we expect from our brain? Does the “thinking computer” make our lives easier or do we risk our self-determination and, above all, do machines really think? Will AI make us all stupid in the future by taking away our thinking and creativity? What will happen to our society, our economy and our intellectual life if AI becomes more and more powerful? How much openness do we need – and where must there be limits to technology? How can co-intelligence develop between humans and machines?
Prof. Dr. Martin Korte, Professor of Neurobiology and Head of the Cellular Neurobiology Department at TU Braunschweig
The event is offered in cooperation with the vhs Böblingen-Sindelfingen. Technical requirements are an internet-capable device with speakers or headphones. The “Edudip” platform is used as a digital conference tool. The access data will be sent via email with the registration confirmation.
Lecturer: Prof. dr. Martin Korte
Registration required (course no. 2521026)
This appointment is free of charge.
