Uni Wien: Wer kann eine künstliche Intelligenz austricksen?

We talk about where we encounter AI in everyday life, why it sometimes makes mistakes and how it deals with personal data.

In the workshop we talk about where AI affects us in everyday life met; met; e.g. B. when chatting, on social media or in apps. Students learn how AI works, why it sometimes makes mistakes and how it handles personal data. Using simple examples and small exercises, we show what you should pay attention to so that AI systems can be used safely and how they can be attacked. The aim is to get a feel for what AI can do and what its limits are; and what that has to do with IT security.

Workshop leader:

Univ.-Prof. PD Mag. Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Edgar Weippl

"What excites me about applied IT security is that through offensive approaches, for example in capture-the-flag competitions or by targeted attacks on systems, you can uncover vulnerabilities in order to develop concrete and effective protective measures."

This event is only open to girls* and women*.

Photo Credit: Arnold Poeschl

Data protection: The event will be accompanied by photographs. The photos serve to document and make women* in crafts and technology visible. They are presented on the website fitwien.at/, in the printed matter and on the social media channels of FIT sprungbrett and its Cooperation:partners used.

By registering for the FIT workshop, you agree to the publication of the photos. You have the right to revoke your consent at any time.

Further information can be found here:Data protection - springboard for girls* and young women*