Claudia Höhne

What could artificial intelligence do beyond deepfakes and disinformation? That evening, we explored the positive impact and social value AI could bring to our everyday lives: AI that could predict strokes, automatically grade class tests and relieve teachers, or identify social problems at an early stage and develop solutions.

With Sandra Heuer from Charit Insights, Kevin Jandl from AIA-Education, and Dr. Philip Nölling, three founders showed how the use of technology could not only increase efficiency and productivity in internal processes, but also promote social justice and quality of life. The discussion examined fundamental areas of our lives and was followed by a conversation with experts on the role and influence of AI in health, work, and education. Guests included innovation expert and corporate influencer Lara Sophie Bothur as well as Judith Peterka, Head of the AI Observatory at the Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs.

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Startup profiles at a glance

Charit Insights is revolutionizing qualitative data analysis with the help of artificial intelligence. Our goal is to make qualitative data just as accessible and understandable as quantitative data already is — so that products, services, and offerings truly meet the needs of society. We currently work primarily with market research companies and corporate innovation departments to extract valuable insights from large qualitative data sets.

AIA-Education is revolutionizing education. Together with developers and teachers, co-founders Kansei, Kevin, Gee, and Jan are developing an AI-powered grading assistant. Their tool relieves teachers and enables personalized feedback for students. Together, they are laying the foundation for personalized teaching.

The myritmo system makes large-scale preventive heart screening accessible to everyone for the first time. Consisting of the smart mini ECG device “ritmo” and an AI-powered analysis platform, the system can carry out thousands of examinations every day. Each examination is also validated by a medical specialist. myritmo has been awarded the German Medical Award.

Impressions

  • Kevin Jandl, AIA-Education
    Kevin Jandl, AIA-Education Claudia Höhne
  • Johannes Jamroszczyk, Charit Insight
    Johannes Jamroszczyk, Charit Insight Claudia Höhne
  • Philip Nölling, MyRitmo
    Philip Nölling, MyRitmo Claudia Höhne
  • Cornelius Gesing, Moderator
    Cornelius Gesing, Moderator
  • Ragnar Kruse, AI.GROUP, Lara Sophie Bothur, Infleuncerin
    Ragnar Kruse, AI.GROUP, Lara Sophie Bothur, Infleuncerin