KI-Selbsthilfegruppe: AI Round Table Berlin – Session 006
Independent, non-commercial AI meetup bringing together professionals to share practical experiences, discuss challenges, and reflect on how artificial intelligence is changing their work.
How is artificial intelligence changing everyday work, and what can professionals learn from each other's experiences? The KI-Selbsthilfegruppe (AI Support Group) brings together around 25 participants from different professional backgrounds for an informal round table in Berlin-Kreuzberg.
The initiative focuses on open exchange rather than product pitches or polished success stories. Developers, AI builders, creatives, strategists, researchers, and professionals from organizations and civil society share what works, what fails, and which questions remain unanswered. Participants do not need advanced AI expertise, only an interest in exploring its practical implications.
Each session combines a short thematic introduction, an optional Show & Tell for projects, tools, and experiments, and a moderated group discussion. Contributions follow a compact format of up to ten slides with twenty seconds per slide. The independent initiative, founded by Dr. Lars Riebow and Cem Tekin, emphasizes confidentiality, critical discussion, and networking without commercial pressure.
- Date: November 17, 2026
- Time: 6:00–10:00 PM
- Location: Staubstudio, Berlin-Kreuzberg
- Initiators: Dr. Lars Riebow and Cem Tekin
- Admission: Free, participation by invitation following a personal request
- Capacity: Approximately 25 participants
- Languages: German and English; live translation available on request
- Audience: Developers, AI builders, product managers, strategists, creatives, researchers, and professionals from public administration and civil society
- Focus: Practical AI applications, professional experiences, tools, workflows, experiments, challenges, and open questions
- Program: Arrival and refreshments (6:00 PM), introductory impulse (6:30 PM), voluntary Show & Tell (7:00 PM), moderated discussion (8:00 PM), informal closing from 9:30 PM
- Show & Tell: Optional presentations of tools, projects, experiments, or lessons learned; up to 10 slides with 20 seconds each
- Participation principles: No sales pitches or recruitment; contributions are quoted only with consent