17.12.2020

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Researching Artificial Intelligence at LMU

LMU Munich Is a Hotspot for Highly Innovative Research in Europe, With AI Playing a Crucial Role in Many Disciplines

Read more about LMU's focus areas in AI research in this article.

17.12.2020


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