Mai ist für AI: The Night We Get Honest About AI

After a month of workshops, panels, and critical conversations, mAI ist für AI 2026 closes with an evening dedicated to the questions that don't have clean answers.

This final gathering turns toward the human dimensions of artificial intelligence: how we work, how we govern, how we protect the mind, and how we create. Across four flash talks and a live audiovisual closing performance, we explore what it means to remain thoughtful, autonomous, and critical in an era increasingly shaped by machine intelligence.

Confirmed Speakers

Philipp Eckert - The Skill AI Can't Learn: From Human Compilers to Critical Thinkers

The age of the "human compiler" is ending. The engineers who thrive will be those who master suspicious thinking, systems awareness, and outcome ownership -- not just output speed.

Yaobang Chen, Akkodis - AI Transition and the Labour Market

A grounded look at how AI is reshaping employment, skills, and the future of work -- beyond the headlines.

Vladimir Liashenko - The End of AI in Isolation: Competing Where Technology Meets

Cognitive warfare, algorithmic manipulation, and the case for codifying Cognitive Liberty as a fundamental right.

The evening closes with a live audiovisual performance -- real-time visual projections by Servando and live music by Simon, blending organic and electronic sounds.

What we can promise: an evening that refuses easy conclusions.

Doors open 18:00 | 42 Berlin Campus, Harzerstraße 42, Neukölln

Free admission. Limited capacity.

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