09.11.2023

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How Artificial Intelligence Is Changing Teaching and Learning

LMU Newsroom Article

Check out the new LMU Newsroom article about how LMU is utilising the possibilities of AI in various areas and how AI is changing teaching and learning. The article features our PIs Frauke Kreuter, Gitta Kutyniok, and Björn Ommer, as well as some of our PhD candidates. The latter talk about their own experience with AI at LMU.

09.11.2023

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