As part of a public university lecture on the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in manufacturing and science, two speakers from industry and academia will share key insights from these fields. The lecture will explore where AI is already being used in modern semiconductor production today and which topics and projects will be implemented in the future to ensure Germany and Europe remain competitive. In particular, the lecture will address technologies such as Natural Language Programming (NLP) and how they can be applied in both scientific research and modern production. The focus here is on conveying fundamental knowledge and essential recommendations for working with large language models to increase efficiency and productivity. Additionally, the session will highlight the opportunities and risks associated with the use of AI in the context of science. This includes a discussion on how to preserve creativity and generate original ideas while simultaneously addressing potential risks such as overreliance and the erosion of skills, and adopting an ethical perspective to promote the responsible and ethical use of this technology.
The speakers, Dr. Germar Schneider, Senior Manager at Infineon Dresden, and Ly Hong Nguyen, a master’s student at HTWD, will share their experiences and insights into modern semiconductor production and AI research in education to promote the integration of AI into higher education.
This public university lecture will take place in Zittau, Building Z II, Room 209 (Schliebenstraße 21).
If you have any questions, please contact Daniel Winkler: daniel.winkler@hszg.de or Tel. 4595.