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28.05.2026

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Angela Schöllig Featured in Süddeutsche Zeitung

Exploring Physical Intuition and the Limits of Language Models

MCML PI Angela Schöllig was recently featured in Süddeutsche Zeitung discussing whether current language models have hit a dead end.

Schöllig explored why AI systems excel at complex cognitive tasks but still lack a basic, intuitive understanding of the physical world. The discussion highlighted her work in bridging this gap to help robots safely navigate everyday human environments.

Her insights contribute to the broader debate on the future of AI development and practical robotics.

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