Andreas Stöckl

Andreas Stöckl is a Professor at the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria, affiliated with the Research Center Hagenberg and the Digital Media Lab. His research focuses on Large Language Models, AI applications in various domains, and digital transformation. He has been actively involved in projects such as the Intelligent Decision Engine for software architecture and the WalkVR study on virtual reality walking behavior. His work bridges AI ethics, risk management, and practical applications in e-commerce and healthcare.

Stöckl has received notable awards including the Best Paper Award (2022) and the EU Product Safety Award (2023). His research outputs span machine learning, wildlife accident modeling, and fact-checking methodologies using LLMs. Collaborations involve international teams addressing topics like human-centered AI models and automated data extraction from financial texts.

He leads multiple projects including data-mining for product defect detection and CRISAM® Loop for AI-based risk management. His contributions emphasize interdisciplinary approaches, combining technical innovation with societal impact through AI-driven solutions.