Inaugural GenAI Wednesday — Insights, Discussion & Networking
Sharad Gandhi + Panel
Co-Author, "Generative AI - The Future of Everything"
About This Event
News in the generative AI space is breaking almost every week. The possibilities of this new technology seem boundless — and much of what was previously thought to be shielded from information technology now appears to be on the verge of rapid transformation through GenAI. Many are asking: what does this mean for me, my life, my children's future, the way I think and work?
We wanted to talk about these and other, more specific questions. The evening kicked off with a punchy intro by Sharad Gandhi, co-author of "AI — Future of Everything," followed by a panel discussion with five panelists from different industries and perspectives.
Key Questions
- What new opportunities does generative AI bring to different industries?
- How does it affect the development of new services and products?
- What does it mean for development and operations?
- How are individual job roles changing?
- Is GenAI accelerating progress — can we expect better products and services soon?
- What does it mean for me personally — and how can I make the most of it?
For founders, investors, the curious, friends of the former MobileMonday Munich, and new fans of generative AI.
Program
- Keynote: "AI — Future of Everything" by Sharad Gandhi
- Panel Discussion covering five perspectives:
- AI in Art
- AI in Texts
- AI in Gaming
- AI in Robotics — featuring Robody robot live on stage
- AI in Startups
Panelists
- Sharad Gandhi — Co-Author, "Generative AI - The Future of Everything"
- Chris Ehl — Entrepreneur & Humanity Activist
- Rafael Hostettler — Founder & CEO Devanthro
- Robin Pilling — Enterprise AI Pioneer
Tagged with
📌 Related GenAI Wednesday Sessions
- Dismantling 5 Myths About GenAI — Tristan Post
- AI in the VC Industry — Dr. Andre Retterath
- GenAI: A Business Game-Changer or a Disaster? — Rainer Karcher
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Event Details
- Venue: Lost Weekend, Schellingstraße 3, 80799 München
- With the kind support of Couchplay
