Archiv: Veranstaltungen
Interdisciplinarity in Action: Methods for fruitful Teamwork
Content: “Digitalization can only be best investigated with an interdisciplinary approach” says a recurrent statement that can be adopted for a number of complex research themes. But how can collaboration across disciplinary…
AI-Talk by Yann LeCun: From Machine Learning to Autonomous Intelligence
Yann LeCun will propose a possible path towards autonomous intelligent agents, based on a new modular cognitive architecture and a somewhat new self-supervised training paradigm. The LMU AI Talk is part of the CAS Research…
Open Science
Kick-start your journey into Open Science practices in this hands-on workshop. You will be introduced to the principles of Open Science and research software engineering, reinforcing the norms of good scientific practice. The workshop…
Präsentation und Körpersprache für Wissenschaftlerinnen und Wissenschaftler
Der Workshop vermittelt Themen wie eigener Auftritt, Rhetorik, Moderation, Interviews und Medienkommunikation.
Summer School: SICSS-Munich
The LMU Munich will host a partner site for the Summer Institute in Computational Social Science. The Summer Institute will bring together graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and faculty interested in computational…
Ringvorlesung: UNESCO Recommendations on the ethics of AI
Die öffentliche Ringvorlesung zum Thema Digitalisierung widmet sich in diesem Jahr speziell dem Thema der digitalen Nachhaltigkeit.
Ringvorlesung: Digitale Nachhaltigkeit bei künstlicher Intelligenz
Die öffentliche Ringvorlesung zum Thema Digitalisierung widmet sich in diesem Jahr speziell dem Thema der digitalen Nachhaltigkeit.
Ringvorlesung: Nachhaltigkeit, Wettbewerbsfähigkeit und Geschäftsmodelle
Die öffentliche Ringvorlesung zum Thema Digitalisierung widmet sich in diesem Jahr speziell dem Thema der digitalen Nachhaltigkeit.
Panel Discussion | The Chinese Social Credit System Revisited: Implementation, Impact and Irritations
To conclude the project, the public event “The Chinese Social Credit System Revisited: Implementation, Impact and Irritations” will discuss the current state of the SCS with its remaining irritations and draw conclusions…
DIGHUM lectures: Why does AI need to be Trustworthy and the axis of power between Big Tech and society
The initiative DIGHUM lectures started with regular online events to discuss the different aspects of Digital Humanism. The bidt and the TU Wien are cooperation partners for DIGHUM lecture series.