Explore the MCML-Exhibition: Kann KI Sehen Lernen?

20.12.2023-10.01.2024 at Deutsches Museum Munich

Explore our MCML-Exhibition at Deutsches Museum Munich. The exhibition offers an insight into current research on Artificial Intelligence, with a focus on the field of Computer Vision.

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Explore the MCML-Exhibition: Kann KI Sehen Lernen?

20.12.2023-10.01.2024 at Deutsches Museum Munich

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