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AI as Co-Pilot
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Our PI Stefan Feuerriegel and his team at LMU developed AI systems to assist decision-making in areas like healthcare and public administration. The AI acts as a co-pilot—analyzing data, suggesting options, and improving transparency—while final decisions remain with humans. Their goal is to make complex processes more efficient and accountable.
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