Artificial intelligence is changing production, processes and workflows and is showing further potential every day. Small and medium-sized companies in particular are faced with the challenge of using AI sensibly despite limited resources. We help with our sprint formats.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly becoming a competitive factor - even for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). However, unlike large corporations, SMEs often face particular challenges: limited resources, a lack of expertise and time pressure. With a team of creative professionals and AI experts, we support SMEs in developing customised solutions that meet their specific requirements. From simple automation to more complex applications.
Small and medium-sized enterprises sometimes have very different AI requirements. Many want to understand the technology first. They are not yet able to grasp the complex application possibilities of AI themselves and are primarily interested in AI solutions for everyday tasks. Others have already looked more closely at AI and have an idea of specific and specialised use cases. However, they often lack the expertise to check the feasibility of their ideas and implement them, which is why we offer two AI sprint formats, each with a different focus, to cover all needs:
Implement AI: For individual everyday tasks
Goal: Understanding, designing and implementing a simple, customised txt2txt AI application (GPT)
Imagine AI: For special use cases
Goal: Design (and implementation) of a complex, specialised x2x AI application
Small and medium-sized companies from all sectors outside the creative industries.
Before the format begins, we enquire about the participants' level of knowledge and/or problem awareness with regard to AI applications. This means that the relevant teams can later be put together to meet the specific needs of the participating companies.
4 days over a total period of 2 weeks
Sean Weingarten is Programme Manager in the Conception & Implementation department of the Cross Innovation Hub. Previously, he was part of the Consulting & Training team, where he worked as project manager for the third round of the Creative Future Academy and the Music WorX Incubator 2022.
He completed his studies at HafenCity University Hamburg in the Culture of the Metropolis programme in 2017. This was followed by a phase of reorientation from cultural studies to artistic-practical work. He studied Digital Media at Leuphana University Lüneburg and Digital Arts at the City University of Hong Kong until 2023.
Nicole Wittek is responsible for cooperation and partner management at the Cross Innovation Hub and is the point of contact for all companies and organisations that want to find out more about the potential of cross innovation with creative experts and are interested in working together.
She studied Cultural Studies, Media Studies and Business Administration at the University of Regensburg. There she played a key role in the development and management of the inner-city creative centre and helped to establish the area of cultural and creative industries promotion. Most recently, she worked in an interdisciplinary office for urban development, where she designed co-creative formats and implemented them in projects for city centre development and mobility.
Nicole has been voluntarily organising projects at the interface of culture, (creative) economy and urban development for over ten years and is a founding and board member of the association obenstadt e.V., which promotes multifunctional roof uses, and is co-initiator of the Hamburg Roof Days.