TechTisch Stuttgart: AI-Assisted to AI-Enabled Teams
We are delighted to invite you to the upcoming edition of TechTisch Stuttgart, Vention’s signature dinner series that brings together thought leadership and exceptional dining experiences in Europe’s most distinctive venues. More than just a dinner, TechTisch is a curated forum for forward-thinking executives and innovators—a space where ideas are exchanged, perspectives are challenged, and meaningful professional connections are forged.
This October, we are thrilled to host you at Plenum Stuttgart, an elegant setting that embodies the city’s reputation for innovation and sophistication. Known for its modern atmosphere and creative cuisine, Plenum offers the perfect backdrop for an evening where fine dining and future-shaping dialogue come together.
Guiding the evening’s conversation will be Paul Lunow, CTO of Digital Solutions (DACH) at Vention, who will moderate an in-depth discussion on our theme:
“AI-Assisted to AI-Enabled Teams – Rethinking Engineering Collaboration.”
Artificial Intelligence is no longer just a tool—it is becoming a true collaborator. This shift raises pressing questions: How do we onboard AI as part of our teams? What new skills and structures are required? And how do we measure productivity when humans and machines work side by side? Together, we will explore what hybrid human–AI collaboration means for engineering teams today and in the future.
By gathering a select group of Stuttgart’s leading technology and business minds around one table, TechTisch creates the perfect setting for candid exchange, collaborative thinking, and the sharing of real-world experiences. This is where bold ideas meet practical application and where the future of technology is shaped not only by the tools we build, but by the conversations we have.
We look forward to welcoming you to an evening of stimulating dialogue, fresh perspectives, and connections that matter, set against the dynamic backdrop of Stuttgart’s innovation ecosystem and the inspiring atmosphere of Plenum.