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Women in AI & Robotics – Anniversary at DLR on International Women’s Day

To mark International Women's Day, the Women in AI & Robotics association hosted a network meeting at DLR. Innovative project demonstrations and short specialist presentations provided insights into robotics research and trends.
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AI solutions from TUM and LMU triumph in Digital Future Challenge

Responsible AI solutions for social problems: The two projects "EduPin" and "AI Allies" from TUM and LMU take first place in the university competition organized by Initiative D21 and the Deloitte Foundation.
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Explainable AI in the era of LLMs: transparency and trust

The decision-making logic of Large Language Models often seems highly complex. Explainable AI aims to shed light on the darkness and make it understandable. After all, when using AI technologies, regulations must also be observed.
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AI training in space – University of Würzburg sends nanosatellite into orbit

The Sonate-2 nanosatellite has started its journey into space on board a SpaceX rocket. Its collected image data will be analyzed with the help of AI and should provide information about objects and phenomena in the solar system.
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Alin Albu-Schäffer becomes Fellow of the Konrad Zuse School of Excellence in reliable AI (relAI)

We congratulate AI Council member Prof. Albu-Schäffer, Institute Director at DLR, on his appointment as relAI Fellow. In addition to him, relAI welcomes four other Fellows whose research contributes to reliable AI.
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AI as a key technology for SMEs: Insights into the Upper Franconian AI symposium at the University of Bamberg

AI Council member Ute Schmid and other professors from the University of Bamberg provided insights into BaCAI research. The symposium focused on the successful integration of AI in the company.
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LMU: Professor of Programming Languages and AI provides insights into protection against malware

Professor Johannes Kinder emphasizes the need to protect home PCs from malware and security vulnerabilities. His team develops methods for software security and relies on AI. But where are the vulnerabilities?
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The European AI Startup Landscape

In collaboration with international partners, Applied AI is launching the "AI Start-Ups Europe" initiative, which aims to provide an overview of and network with European start-ups in the AI sector.
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Graduate Center: Funding for postdocs with a focus on AI

Apply until April 30 via the bidt for the StMWK's funding line to support your research in the field of AI. Funding is available for up to ten postdoctoral positions from the first or second year after the doctorate.
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Interview with Prof. Günnemann: How is the technology behind AI performing and where does Germany stand?

How far along are we with AI development compared to other countries? For TUM Professor Stephan Günnemann, Germany has some catching up to do when it comes to transferring AI research into application, especially in the start-up sector.

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