Where:
online
When:
11
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06
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2026
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18:30

Artificial intelligence is no longer a thing of the future. We encounter it every day – in voice assistants, personalised recommendations or self-learning systems. But what are intelligent machines actually capable of? What opportunities does AI open up for the economy and society – and where do its limits lie?
Prof. Dr. Björn Eskofier offers fascinating insights into the world of algorithms, big data and artificial intelligence in his keynote – and shows how technology and human thinking influence one another.
Afterwards, Felix Behne, Technical AI Lead at Quirin Privatbank AG,builds the bridge to practice: With quirion.Ai he shows how artificial intelligence is already being put to concrete use in financial advice today – supporting analysis, communication and decision-making processes.
Look forward to an inspiring evening with new perspectives on one of the most defining technologies of our time.

Prof. Dr. Björn Eskofier
Head of the Machine Learning and Data Analytics (MaD) Lab at FAU
Prof. Dr. Björn Eskofier is Head of the Institute for AI in Medicine at LMU Munich and Associate PI at Helmholtz Zentrum München. He earned his doctorate in AI applications in biomechanics at the University of Calgary and was a visiting professor at MIT (2018) and Stanford (2023). As the founder of three startups, he is driving digital health solutions forward. He has received numerous awards for his research, including the Curious Minds Award (2021) from Manager Magazin. He is the father of four children and is committed to building a connected digital health ecosystem.

Felix Behne
Technical AI Lead
Felix Behne is an expert in digital innovation and artificial intelligence in the financial sector. At Quirin Privatbank, he focuses on the practical application of AI in financial advice and develops solutions that intelligently combine technology, expertise and regulatory requirements. His focus is on how AI can be used as an assistance system to make analysis, communication and decision-making processes more efficient, thereby creating new possibilities for modern financial advice.