Hi all,

I am excited to share that the mAIkers community is partnering up with applied AI developer community in an interesting event.

Here are some infos...

​Meetup Focus:

• ​Collaboration: Designing Human Oversight That Doesn't Break Your System
• ​Once AI systems can act, remember and execute, the next question is: where do humans stay in control? How can adaptive AI systems learn from humans without compromising safety, accountability, or control?
• ​This session explores that question through research, a live industrial demo, and a structured group discussion. Hosted at fortiss Munich.
• ​We look at this through the lens of collaborative robotics and human-guided continual learning.

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​Agenda highlights:

• ​🔬 Research Keynote highlight: Dr. Yuanting Liu (fortiss), Head of Human-Centered Engineering at fortiss and author of Human-Centered Machine Learning, will share research perspectives on designing AI systems that keep humans genuinely in control.
• ​🧩 World Café Challenge: Design the Human Oversight Layer
• ​In small groups, we will discuss how human oversight should work in systems that learn, adapt, and act.
• ​The challenge question: When should an AI system stop, ask a human, and make the decision traceable?
• ​🦾 Industrial Research Demo: Michael Neumeier,
  Human-Guided Continual Learning for Collaborative Robots.
• ​The demo explores a neuromorphic gesture interface for industrial welding. The system combines real-time perception with human-guided continual learning. Operators remain in control of when and how the system adapts, enabling safer and more personalized interaction.
• ​Networking sessions & Pizza

​Format:

• ​research input
• ​live demo context
• ​structured group discussion
• ​real tradeoffs
• ​synthesis of patterns and open questions

Looking forward to see you there