Kinn39

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KINN#39 at the hostel.This time we are guests on Hunoldstraße - at the Innsbruck Social Services.The building is called Herberge (hostel) and is part of the homelessness assistance of the city of Innsbruck. Opened on January 19, 1927. In January it will turn 100 years old. Whoever walks through the entrance door passes by the timeline of the house.How it came about: Robert Senkowsky has been at our table twelve times, and he even won at the hackathons. He has been with ISD for almost 20 years, and in February he completed the training to become Chief AI Officer. Marco asked if we could come visit him at work. It was a yes.73 percent of people in Austria rate their knowledge about AI as low. Those who use it are on average younger, better educated, and more often male. The divide doesn't run between industries. It runs between people.Regarding the images: The photos above show real rooms in the house. The people depicted have been enhanced with AI so that one can see what a morning looks like there. The group photo further down is a real photo from a recent KINN. That’s why at KINN the hotelier sits next to the social worker. Not as a gesture. Because both have something to share.We are guests. We meet in the conference room, not in the living areas. Only our own group is being photographed.What to expectFormatFor whom?For everyone who wants to understand AI, not just use it. From the vibe coder to the data scientist. From the caregiver to the retiree.What is KINN?Tyrol’s AI community. Every Thursday. No lecture, no pitch, no sales show. Just people who are interested in AI - from the craftsman to the founder - at one table. Peer learning at eye level.When: Thu, August 20, 2026 - 08:00 to 09:00 (those who wish can stay longer) Where: ISD Herberge, Hunoldstraße 22, 6020 InnsbruckFree of charge. Only 24 spots - secure yours right here.