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Day 1: Foundations: Governance, Ethics & Translation

Day 1: Foundations: Governance, Ethics & Translation

Thursday, 22. October, 2026

10:00 - Opening
Vice Rector Michaela Fritz

Welcome Remarks from the Conference Organizers

10:30      Session 1 - Foundations: Governance, Ethics & Translation
                in cooperation with Department for Ethics and Law in Medicine, Univ. Vienna

  • Keynote: Regulation of Medical AI: Current Trends in the EU
    Prof. Dr. Karl Stöger
    Professor of Medical Law and Director of the Institute of Ethics and Law in Medicine
    University of Vienna
  • When Patients Turn to AI: Ethical Perspectives on Patient-Initiated Use of GenAI in Healthcare
    Dr. Elisabeth Langmann
    Postdoctoral Researcher, Institute for Ethics and History of Health in Society (IEHHS)
    University of Augsburg
  • AI and Religion(s) — Current Initiatives and Perspectives
    Prof. Dr. Sigrid Müller
    Professor of Theological Ethics and Deputy Director of the Institute of Ethics and Law in Medicine
    University of Vienna
     

12:15 - Poster Session Lightening Talks

13:00 - Lunch Break and Poster Session

14:30     Session 2 - Human-Centered AI: Society, Performance & Practice

  • Keynote: AI in Medicine: What Gets Lost When Medicine is Made Computable?
    Univ.-Prof.Dr. Ulrike Felt
    Professor of Science and Technology Studies
    Department of Science and Technology University of
    Vienna                                                                 
  • Injury Reduction and Performance Optimization
    Dr. Dario Cazzola
    CEO & Co-Founder, Forceteck

15:30 - Coffee Break

16:00     Session 3- From Models to Meaning

  • Vision Language Models for 3D Medical Imaging
    Prof. Dr. Björn Menze
    Professor of Biomedical Image Analysis and Machine Learning
    University of Zurich; Department of Quantitative Biomedicine
  • Foundation Models: The End of Task-Specific AI or the Beginning of New Problems?
    Univ.-Prof. Dr. Med. Univ. Harald Kittler
    Medical University of Vienna, Department of Dermatology
  • The critical role of causal inference in clinical reasoning
    Giovanni Angelotti
    SUPSI-Dalle Molle Institute For Artificial Intelligence, Lugano, Switzerland

17:30 - Wrap Up by AIM