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Responsible AI: Key Questions for Better Understanding Responsible AI

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to revolutionize various industries, it is extremely important to ensure that it is used responsibly. Responsible AI is not just a hollow phrase, but a commitment to ethical behaviour, transparency and fairness in both the development and application of AI technologies.
The purpose of this blog post is to discuss how we can contribute to the creation of a framework for the responsible use of AI. Which aspects do we need to consider, what is important? And above all, how can we put people first?

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6. March 2024
PAWLIK Congress Impressions

“People Want to Be Part of Success and Failure – Otherwise You Lose Them.”

At the 21st Pawlik Congress on November 14-15 in Hamburg, Dr. Joachim Gauck, David Coulthard, Jürgen Klinsmann and other speakers spoke to 250 guests about what bonds people together and drives them to shape the future even in uncertain times. In his keynote address, host Joachim Pawlik presented the results of the Congress study “Cohesion – Tomorrow’s Bonding Forces,” which will be published.

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17. November 2022
The speakers of the 21st PAWLIK Congress

High-Class Guests in Hamburg

High-class guests in Hamburg: Joachim Pawlik welcomes former German Federal President Dr. Joachim Gauck, soccer world champion Jürgen Klinsmann (virtual), rock legend Bruce Dickinson, fighter jet pilot Nicola Winter and neuroscientist Prof. Dr. Volker Busch on the topic of “Cohesion – the binding forces of tomorrow” on November 15, 2022. The congress and the pre-event with former Formula 1 racing driver David Coulthard will take place at the Gastwerk Hotel Hamburg.

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2. November 2022
The PAWLIK Group has published a study on the subject of cohesion

21st PAWLIK CONGRESS “Cohesion – Tomorrow’s Bonding Forces”

We are happy to welcome you back to our PAWLIK Congress at the Gastwerk in Hamburg on November 15, 2022, we welcome you again. Our theme this year: “Cohesion – Tomorrow’s Bonding Forces”. Together with our guests, we will explore the question: how much “I” has to be in “we” in order to achieve an optimal sense of belonging within the company. What will hold tomorrow’s working world together?

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29. August 2022
After a year and a half of working from home and a massive surge in digitalisation, we urgently need a strong sense of togetherness and more empathy. But empathy is not easy to activate, especially in the digital space. Society is showing a demonstrable decline in the ability to empathise with others. It is therefore time to rediscover our empathy. The 20th Pawlik Congress on 15 and 16 November 2021 will be held under the motto "The new empathy".

Hamburg’s New Empathy

After a year and a half of working from home, in the midst of an unprecedented surge of digitalization and with many open questions about the future, we need a strong sense of togetherness. You probably know the feeling. Many people are longing for more empathy right now. But it’s not that simple.

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9. November 2021

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