AI & Creative Industries
Strategies, tools, legal issues: The event series on the latest topics around AI & creative industries.
Strategies, tools, legal issues: The event series on the latest topics around AI & creative industries.
Wie wird Künstliche Intelligenz die Architektur der Zukunft prägen? Welche Möglichkeiten bieten sich bereits heute? Und wie können Architekten ganz konkret von den technologischen Neuerungen profitieren? Diese und viele weitere Fragen stehen im Mittelpunkt der gemeinsamen Veranstaltung der Hamburgischen Architektenkammer und der Hamburg Kreativ Gesellschaft.
Programm:
Mit dabei:
Jan Blasko, Dipl.- Ing. Architekt und Partner bei gmp International GmbH (Hamburg)
Maged Elbanna, M.A. (Master of Arts), Referent für KI-Anwendungen und Computational Design, (Hamburg)
Wolfram Putz, M.Arch., Dipl.-Ing. Arch., Architekt BDA Gründungspartner, CEO von GRAFT Gesellschaft von Architekten mbH (Berlin)
Hanns-Jochen Weyland, M. SC. ETH Architekt, Associate Partner im Büro Störmer Murphy and Partners GbR (Hamburg)
Die Veranstaltung findet in Zusammenarbeit mit der Hamburgischen Architektenkammer statt.
Im Design Zentrum Hamburg, Hongkongstraße 8, 20457 Hamburg
10 Euro zzgl. Eventbrite-Gebühr und USt., inkl. einem Getränk.
Ja, Stornierungen sind bis zu 7 Tage vor der Veranstaltung möglich.
Susanne works as a knowledge manager at the Cross Innovation Hub on the theory and practice of cross-sector collaboration between the creative industries and other sectors of the economy. Together with others, she set up the Consulting & Training division, where she has already been responsible for consultations, organised a series of events for networking creative professionals and offered a workshop programme. Today, she is part of the team that designs events and workshops on the topic of artificial intelligence.
Before joining Kreativ Gesellschaft, Susanne worked as a research assistant in the graduate programme "Aesthetic Education" at the University of Hamburg and as a personal assistant to the artistic director at the Deutsches Schauspielhaus. As a freelancer, she has also worked for several years with theatre and dance professionals from Hamburg and Berlin in the areas of concept development, public relations and financing.
The Cross Innovation Hub is supported by the European Regional Development Fund(ERDF).
Isabel Jansen is Head of Counselling & Further Education. As part of this role, she is responsible for the strategic development and management of the diverse programmes and events: Personal consultations, subsidised business coaching, digital lecture series, intensive workshops, training programmes lasting several months, podcasts and video formats. Hamburg's creative professionals gain further qualifications throughout the year with these advisory and training programmes.
The Cross Innovation Hub is also working on the continuation of the project.
In addition to organising cultural projects and working as a production manager at Film, Isabel Jansen also worked at the Betahaus Hamburg coworking space and as a freelance teacher in the fields of digital education and project management.
Isabel Jansen studied Cultural Studies (B.A., Leuphana University of Lüneburg) and Media Communications (B.A.) at the University of South Wales. She also studied Cultural and Media Management (M.A.) at the KMM Institute in Hamburg while working.