23.10.2024
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The MCML at the All Hands Meeting 2024 in Dresden
Meet Up of All German AI Competence Centers
This year's All Hands meeting took place in Dresden, bringing together professionals from the field to share insights and collaborate. Participants had the opportunity to present their projects, engage in panel discussions, and attend interactive workshops that covered pressing topics in artificial intelligence. The event also offered networking opportunities, fostering connections and partnerships that encourage collaboration and innovation within the field.
On October 7th and 8th, the All Hands Meeting 2024 of the German AI competence centers (BIFOLD, ScaDS.ai, Lamarr Institute, Tübingen AI Center, DFKI and MCML) took place in Dresden.
Over 200 members of the AI community in Germany, along with national and international guests, gathered at the OSTRA-Dome and OSTRA-Studios. Hosted by ScaDS.AI Dresden/Leipzig, the event aimed to foster networking, build collaborations, and showcase activities in research, education, and service.
We are looking forward to next year!
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MCML Director Thomas Seidl presenting the latest advancements from the MCML on stage.
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MCML Junior Research Group Leader Benjamin Lange leading an insightful workshop on the Ethics of AI.
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Thomas Meier, Science Manager for Collaborations and PhD Coordinator at MCML, engaging in a discussion during the poster session.
23.10.2024
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