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Michael Vössing

Research Group Lead @ KIT -  Data Scientist @ IBM Client Engineering

Dr. Michael Vössing is a Data Scientist at IBM Deutschland GmbH, where he is part of the Client Engineering team. His work focuses on developing artificial intelligence (AI) products specifically tailored for the public sector. He employs the IBM Garage methodology to foster innovative ideas and rapidly convert them into business value using IBM's extensive resources and expertise.12

In addition to his role at IBM, Dr. Vössing serves as a postdoctoral researcher at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). He leads the Applied Artificial Intelligence in Services Lab at the Karlsruhe Service Research and Innovation Hub, where he facilitates applied research between industry and academia. His research interests lie at the intersection of human-computer interaction (HCI), AI, and information systems, emphasizing human-centered design and the effective collaboration between humans and AI systems.124

Dr. Vössing has contributed significantly to academic literature, with publications addressing topics such as transparency in human-AI collaboration, cognitive styles in understanding AI explanations, and the adoption of AI in clinical decision-making.34 His academic background includes a PhD dissertation focused on designing human-computer collaboration systems, which underscores his commitment to enhancing user experience through intelligent systems.4

Highlights

Jun 22 · linkedin

I recently visited Yatta in Frankfurt to talk about human-centered #artificialintelligence with Philipp Slusallek, Manuel Zapp, and Damaris Kosack and share IBM's perspective on #trustworthy AI.

We discussed several challenges of contemporary AI systems during the event. Manuel Bork shared some of his takeaways on Twitter: https://lnkd.in/eCvmrStr

What resonated with me most was Manuel Zapp's comment that we need to #demystify artificial intelligence without understating its long-term potential. Philipp Slusallek's views on designing and certifying AI systems that can provide guarantees for their capabilities were also exciting. He also highlighted that traditional engineering approaches are often insufficient for developing AI in today's highly-interconnected systems.

Great event and many interesting discussions during and after the event. Thank you for the invitation!

Matthias Biniok, Kenza Ait Si Abbou, Pascal Weyerhäuser, Johannes Jacop

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