The MCML at the All Hands Meeting 2023 in Berlin

The MCML took part in the All Hands Meeting 2023 together with the other German AI Competence Centers

On October 9 and 10, the All Hands Meeting 2023 of the German AI competence centers (BIFOLD, ScaDS.ai, Lamarr Institute, Tübingen AI Center, DFKI and MCML) took place in Berlin.

As one of a total of five university competence centers, the MCML accepted the invitation to Berlin to present and exchange current research results on the EUREF campus and to discuss them afterwards.

The event was a success all along the line. It is important to see that Germany is doing AI research from top level and that the state wants to promote and advance this fact. We thank all participants and especially BIFOLD for organizing this great event.

We are looking forward to next year!

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Our director Thomas Seidl, our PI Frauke Kreuter, and the management members Thomas Meier, Verena Albrecht, and Arielle Helmick, as well as many junior researchers presented and represented the MCML and its research on and off stage.

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Besides the research of the other centers, especially the panel discussions were interesting and fruitful.
PStS Mario Brandenburg opened with his speech a discussion on how products of AI research also change the transfer from research to application. This was followed by other panels, for example on the importance of trustworthy AI.

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During the last panel, our PI Frauke Kreuter discussed with other experts ways to make Germany an attractive location for top scientists to shape and drive national AI research.

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09.10.2023

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24.10.2024

LRZ Visit

MCML visited Leibniz Rechenzentrum in Garching, exploring their supercomputer and GPU cluster during an insightful afternoon!

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24.10.2024

MCML-Exhibition at Deutsches Museum

The MCML-Exhibition at the Deutsches Museum offered visitors a unique opportunity to explore cutting-edge technology during the Long Night of Munich Museums.