04.02.2024

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MCML Director Daniel Cremers About AI and Machine Learning

Talk With Josef Griesbauer on YouTube

Our director Daniel Cremers, Professor for Computer Vision and Artificial Intelligence at TU Munich, talks to Josef Griesbauer, Professor at Kempten University of Applied Sciences on his YouTube channel Der Griesbauer.

Together, they delve into discussions surrounding AI, machine learning, and the potential future implications influenced by AI. Their conversation covers a wide range of topics including the concept of intelligence, the philosophical notion of free will, and the significance of emotions in the context of AI.

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