How much AI can medicine handle, and how much humanity does it require?

Artificial intelligence is transforming medicine. It can analyse vast amounts of data, recognise patterns in images and assist doctors with diagnoses and treatments. In this debate, different perspectives clash: What can AI achieve in medicine, and where its limits lie? What role do experience, intuition, and human compassion play? What happens when a machine makes a medical decision that we cannot understand? Experts discuss, debate, and question just how much AI medicine can handle and how much humanity it needs.

The audience is invited to think along with them, question the positions presented, and form their own opinions.

Featuring: Dr. Alina Bazarova, Jülich Research Center | Jun.-Prof. Andreas Bischof, Chemnitz University of Technology | Dr. Sarah Straub, Ulm University Hospital, musician, author | Prof. Kristian Kersting, Darmstadt University of Technology | Prof. Bertolt Meyer, Chemnitz University of Technology

Moderator: Christian Schiffer, journalist

In cooperation with the Volkswagen Stiftung