Masterclass & project work
Vibe Coding for Business
From business need to your own application: masterclass, guided project work and results presentation.
View sessionDemo · Thu 26.11.
Agent or human? Using a tool to decide who decides
Heiko Vollmer uses the AI Workforce Check to show how to assess, task by task, whether an AI agent can decide or a human should.
What to expect
Inside the session.
Heiko Vollmer uses the AI Workforce Check to show how to assess, task by task, whether an AI agent can decide or a human should. The demo runs in parallel to the talks from 14:00 to 15:00 and from 16:00 to 17:00; in between, Heiko Vollmer gives his masterclass.
- Format
- Demo
- Day
- Thu 26.11.
- Time
- 14:00–15:00 and 16:00–17:00
Running in parallel today.
On Thursday, two workshops run at the same time. One day pass, with no extra charge for GEO.
Workshop
GEO Workshop
Analyse your own brand’s visibility in AI answers with Blinq and develop three to five ideas for improvement.
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Masterclass
Opportunities and benefits of AI in finance
At half-time of the afternoon: where AI opens up opportunities in finance, controlling and BI, and what it delivers.
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Evening keynote
The prototype works. Now what? Why AI success is not decided in code.
Technology and culture, automation and responsibility, productivity and trust: three tensions that decide AI transformation.
View sessionEvening event · 18:00–21:00
AI is changing society – how can we shape it?
How do we protect democratic debate, give everyone a stake in the future, and create economic opportunity as AI becomes part of everyday life?
The way we build and use AI is changing how we get information, talk to each other, and make decisions. We turn to AI for advice. We use it to create content and get work done. Businesses and public agencies are giving AI systems a growing role in their decisions. Who shapes what we believe? Who gets to decide? And who benefits?
This evening looks at what those changes could mean over the next few years — for democracy, for our relationships, and for how power, work, and wealth are distributed. We'll use real examples and grounded views of what may lie ahead to discuss what's changing, what we don't yet know, and what we can do now.
Topics for the evening
These are starting points for a conversation. We'll work with contributors to choose the focus, order, and depth of the discussion.
Trust, conversation, and democracy
Democracy relies on people being able to assess information, debate ideas, and make up their own minds.
What happens when AI shapes public debate and becomes something we turn to for personal advice? Who influences what we see and believe? How do we find sources we can trust and preserve our ability to think for ourselves?
Power, jobs, and prosperity
As we hand more work and decisions to AI, jobs and economic opportunities change.
Who gains power? Who becomes dependent on whom? Who shares in the rewards? What can businesses, policymakers, and the wider public do to make the benefits broadly available?
Who decides — and who gets a say?
Which decisions should we delegate to AI, and where do we need human judgment?
How can people challenge decisions that affect them? What skills and institutions will we need to strengthen so that people have a real say in these changes?
Evening keynote
Evening keynote
The prototype works. Now what? Why AI success is not decided in code.
Technology and culture, automation and responsibility, productivity and trust: three tensions that decide AI transformation.
View sessionWho the evening is for
People working in business, government, research, and civil society who can bring firsthand experience, a well-supported argument, or a thoughtful view of what's ahead.
Contributors and the detailed programme are being coordinated.
Arrival and networking from 18:00; official programme ends at 21:00. Included in the day pass. Separate evening tickets: €10 incl. VAT.
Evening ticket ↗