European Researchers’ Night: AI at Work in the NTI Lecture Hall Karlsruhe

Event: European Researchers’ Night: AI at Work in KIT Campus Süd, NTI-Hörsaal, Engesserstraße 5, 76131 Karlsruhe on 25. September 2026

Date and Time

25. September 2026 18:00

Location

KIT Nachrichtentechnik-Hörsaal (NTI)
Engesserstraße 5, 76131 Karlsruhe-Innenstadt-Ost, Deutschland

Price

Free

About this Event

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Mood

Relaxed

Venue Type

Inside

When Artificial Intelligence Meets Art and Science

At the European Researchers’ Night 2026, a topic will be discussed at KIT Campus South that shapes research, creativity, and societal debates alike: Artificial Intelligence. The panel discussion AI at Work: Science and Art in Transition brings together two perspectives that are often thought of separately in daily life on September 25, 2026.

An Evening Between Data, Images, and New Ideas

When machines write images, compose music, and analyze vast amounts of data in seconds, the perspective on science and artistic creation shifts. This is exactly where the event experience in the NTI lecture hall takes its cue: It's about opportunities, limits, and the question of how research and art are changing through AI.

Strong Voices from Research and Culture

With Benedikt Maier from Imperial College London and Tina Lorenz from ZKM | Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe, scientific depth and media artistic experience come together. Markus Klute from KIT will lead the evening and create the connection between academic classification and public comprehensibility. Thus, a format emerges that not only informs but also inspires.

For the Curious with and without Prior Knowledge

The event is explicitly aimed at everyone interested in future technologies, art, media, and science communication. Those who want to experience current research not just by hearing but in context will find here a compact, intelligent, and discussion-friendly forum with a clear target audience.

Atmosphere in the Lecture Hall

KIT Campus South provides an urban, scientifically shaped environment in the heart of Karlsruhe for this event experience. The central location, proximity to public transport stops, and integration into the European Researchers’ Night ensure an open event atmosphere with an academic character and public accessibility.

Conclusion

AI at Work promises a stimulating evening between science, art, and digital future. Those who want to understand how Artificial Intelligence changes thinking, designing, and researching should experience this panel discussion live in the NTI lecture hall.

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