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Link to Fabian Theis Featured in Handelsblatt on the Future of AI in Precision Medicine

16.12.2025

Artificial Intelligence and Biomedical Research

Our PI Fabian Theis was recently featured in an interview exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping modern healthcare. As a leading researcher in AI-driven biomedical data analysis, he explains why precision medicine is still widely underestimated, despite major scientific advances. AI now …

Link to Gitta Kutyniok Featured in VDI Nachrichten on AI Ethics

16.12.2025

Defining Measurable Criteria for Responsible AI Agents

Our PI Gitta Kutyniok was featured in VDI Nachrichten discussing ethical and safety challenges for autonomous AI agents. She emphasizes the need for measurable criteria to guide AI decision-making, ensuring responsible and transparent behavior. Kutyniok’s insights highlight how rigorous mathematical …

Link to Hinrich Schütze Featured in WirtschaftsWoche on Innovative AI Approaches

16.12.2025

Advancing Language Models With Memory-Efficient and Context-Aware AI

Our PI Hinrich Schütze commented on the Swiss start-up Giotto.ai’s breakthrough in language models, featured in WirtschaftsWoche. Giotto.ai challenges the prevailing trend of ever-larger AI models by developing a highly efficient 200-million-parameter system that leverages external memory and …

Link to Xiaoxiang Zhu Featured in Focus Online on Global 3D Building Atlas

16.12.2025

AI-Driven 3D Mapping Reveals Urbanization, Infrastructure, and Social Insights

Our PI Xiaoxiang Zhu and her team have created a Global Building Atlas, mapping 2.75 billion buildings in 3D. Using satellite data and AI, the atlas captures building footprints, geometry, and height, providing insights into urbanization, housing, and infrastructure. The project introduces building volume per capita as a new indicator for living …

Link to From Sitting Dog to Standing: A New Way to Morph 3D Shapes

11.12.2025

From Sitting Dog to Standing: A New Way to Morph 3D Shapes

MCML Research Insight - With Lu Sang and Daniel Cremers

Ever wondered how a 3D shape can smoothly change — like a robot arm bending or a dog rising from sitting to standing — without complex simulations or hand-crafted data? Researchers from MCML and the University of Bonn tackled this challenge in their ICLR 2025 paper, “Implicit Neural Surface Deformation with Explicit Velocity Fields”.

Link to Industry Pitch Talks Recap

10.12.2025

Industry Pitch Talks Recap

With the Munich Re Community

A group of our Junior Members visited Munich Re for the Latest Edition of Pitchtalks with Industry. We had the pleasure of visiting Munich Re for another edition of MCML’s Pitchtalks with Industry.

Link to Tom Sterkenburg Wins Karl-Heinz Hoffmann Prize of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences

08.12.2025

Tom Sterkenburg Wins Karl-Heinz Hoffmann Prize of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences

Honored for His Work at the Intersection of Philosophy, Statistics, and Machine Learning

MCML JRG Leader Tom Sterkenburg has been awarded the Karl-Heinz Hoffmann Prize of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities (BAdW). The prize was presented at the Academy’s Ceremonial Annual Meeting on 6 December 2025 in Munich. With its annual science prizes, the BAdW honors outstanding early-career researchers across disciplines. The …

Link to Björn Ommer Guest on ZDF’s Terra X

08.12.2025

Björn Ommer Guest on ZDF’s Terra X

Image-Generative AI and Visual Understanding

Our PI Björn Ommer was a guest in the ZDF science series Terra X - moderated by Harald Lesch - where he explained how image-generative AI works and how systems like Stable Diffusion enable machines to “see” and create images.
In the episode Björn Ommer discusses the technological foundations of generative models and their impact on art, creativity, …

Link to Björn Schuller Guest on ZDF’s Terra X

08.12.2025

Björn Schuller Guest on ZDF’s Terra X

Emotion Recognition and Empathic AI

Our PI Björn Schuller was a guest in the ZDF science series Terra X - moderated by Harald Lesch, where he discussed the fundamentals of Affective Computing and the role of emotion recognition in artificial intelligence.
The episode explores how AI systems can detect emotions from speech, facial expressions, and text, as well as the ethical …

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