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As part of the conference, the EUonAIR project will be represented through a keynote contribution. Prof. Dr-Ing. Carsten Lanquillon will take the stage as a speaker, presenting on the topic of AI agents in education and learning environments.
The AI Conference 2026 is a two-day business and technology event focused on artificial intelligence, taking place on April 14–15 in Heidelberg. It brings together over 1,000 participants from industry, academia, and technology, offering a diverse program of keynotes, workshops, masterclasses, and hands-on sessions. The conference focuses on topics such as AI automation, digital transformation, and real-world business applications. In addition to expert talks and an exhibition area, the event provides extensive networking opportunities, including an evening event for informal exchange.
As part of the conference, the EUonAIR project will be represented through a keynote contribution. Prof. Dr-Ing. Carsten Lanquillon will take the stage as a speaker, presenting on the topic of AI agents in education and learning environments.
>> Title: The AI Learning Paradox: When AI Succeeds and Education Fails
>> Description: Students using AI solve more problems but understand less — this is the AI Learning Paradox. While AI tools are rapidly transforming education and corporate training, emerging research highlights critical challenges. Unstructured AI use can weaken learning outcomes, reduce critical thinking, and foster dependency, while traditional assessment methods increasingly fail to verify actual learning. In contrast, structured and guided AI use can fully reverse these effects. This keynote explores key failure patterns and introduces a practical maturity framework for responsible AI adoption.
You can find the full 2-day agenda via this link:
