Astrid Brüggemann

Keynotes/crash courses: Artificial intelligence


Main focus: Keynote AI as a thinking tool

Websites/Blogs/Social Media Accounts: https://astridbruggemann.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/astrid-brueggemann/

Languages: German, English

City: Munich

Country: Germany

Topics: change, speed reading, digital assistants, chatgpt, ki chatbots

Services: Talk, Workshop management, Coaching

  Willing to travel for an event.

  Willing to talk for nonprofit.

Personal note:

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✅ AI as the ‘third half of the brain’: how do we use AI strategically to make smarter decisions?
✅ AI & humanity: How can we use AI not only to increase our productivity, but also our creativity, ability to analyse and empathy?
✅ Speed Reading & AI: How can we access information faster and use generative AI more efficiently?

With practical, inspiring keynotes, Astrid makes AI tangible, understandable and directly applicable. No dry theory, but a new mindset:

💡 AI is not a question of tools, but of strategy.
💡 You come alone. You go with AI as your digital sparring partner in a pair.

Bio:

Astrid Brüggemann: Expert in generative text AI and speed reading - for a future in which humans and AI work together.

As a Germanist, ethnologist, business economist and long-standing IT project manager, she combines interdisciplinary knowledge with practical application. Since 2015, she has been giving inspiring keynotes, keynote speeches and crash courses that combine knowledge with entertainment: inspiring, well-founded and directly realisable.

She is the author of the book ‘Keine Panik, es ist nur KI!’ and shows how companies use AI as a strategic tool. Teaching assignments at colleges and universities on the topics of scientific work with AI support and speed reading for more efficient reading underline her expertise. She is also a Professional Member of the German Speakers Association (GSA) and a sought-after speaker at conferences, companies and symposia.

Examples of previous talks / appearances:

Snippet: Effizienz mit KI

This talk is in: German