Prof. Jörg Franke at the ZIWIS event series “überMorgen – der Zukunftsplausch”

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The Competence Center for Interdisciplinary Science Reflection (ZIWIS) at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg in cooperation with the Deutsches Museum Nürnberg organized an exciting panel discussion on the topic of “AI in human form: the fascination of humanoid robots”. The event, in which ESI member Prof. Jörg Franke also took part as a guest, was a great success.

The discussion was a complete success: all seats were fully booked, more than 50 participants tuned in online and the event recorded over 1,400 views on YouTube. The discussion was moderated by Melanie Saverimuthu, curator of the “Work & Everyday Life” exhibition at the Zukunftsmuseum.

Prof. Jörg Franke, Prof. Vincent C. Müller and Prof. Janina Loh contributed their expertise and discussed various aspects of the topic. The topics ranged from the practical use of humanoid robots in production to ethical and social issues.

The event was rounded off with stimulating questions from the offline and online audience, which focused on hopes and fears in connection with AI and robots as well as the capabilities of humans and machines.

Interested parties can follow the ‘überMorgen – der Zukunftsplausch’ event series on the Deutsches Museum’s YouTube channel.

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jörg Franke

Lehrstuhlinhaber

Department Maschinenbau (MB)
Lehrstuhl für Fertigungsautomatisierung und Produktionssystematik (FAPS, Prof. Franke)