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Girls'Day

Girls' Day 2025

Learn How AI Works and Influences Our World

   03.04.2025

   9:00 am - 3:00 pm

   LMU Munich, Main Building

Join us on April 3, 2025, for an exciting event designed specifically for girls and genderqueer children aged 11-15. This event will cover topics like recognizing fake news, understanding algorithmic bias, and discovering career opportunities in AI.

The event includes three interactive workshops—one in English and two in German— with a lunch break in between.

Organized by:

Munich Center for Machine Learning


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