The increasing use of Artificial Intelligence is impacting our lives, learning, and work – including at universities. But who is shaping these technologies, and whose perspectives are missing?

The so-called AI Gender Gap reveals: Women and marginalized groups are underrepresented in the development, research, and use of AI. Structural inequalities are reflected in datasets, algorithms, and decisions – with consequences for participation, power, and future opportunities.

In her keynote talk, Sarah Müller-Sägebrecht (We explain AI) will address:

• The structural causes underlying the AI Gender Gap

• How inequality manifests in digital everyday life – e.g., in hiring processes, educational tools, or automated decisions

• What actions individuals can take within the university context

• What a confident and discrimination-sensitive approach to AI can look like

Who is it for?
This talk is aimed at anyone interested in fair digitalization, participation, and co-creation – especially in the context of education and higher learning.

Language: German (interaction possible in English)
Registration: Please register by Registration link by 24 September. After registering, you will receive access to the Zoom room.