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aau/Müller“What astonishes me is how easily we humans are persuaded by content that is generated by a machine.”
Many of those following the current media discourse are left with a sense of alarmism: The message seems to be that advances being made in the development of artificial intelligence could cause the systems to spiral out of control. At the same time, experts are voicing concern about the potential influence of these technologies on the stability of democracies, given that images can be manipulated in a matter of seconds. We asked Wolfgang Faber, professor at the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity, for his take on the new AI tools and the state of research.
Invitation Talk: “Towards Large Neural Networks that can Reason”
The Italian Association for Artificial Intelligence is pleased to announce the next seminar of its Spotlight Seminars on AI initiative: April, 20 – 5:00PM (CEST) Title: Towards Large Neural Networks […]
jes2uphoto/AdobestockAs adaptable, robust and scalable as an anthill: New algorithms for more efficient factories
Production plants are highly complex systems. Identifying the optimal sequence of machines and production steps not only saves a lot of money, but also contributes to energy and resource efficiency. Using Infineon Technologies Austria AG as an example, researchers at Lakeside Labs GmbH and the University of Klagenfurt are developing new algorithms to improve the efficiency of factories.
aau/MüllerThe logical path (to Computer Science)
Alice Tarzariol was born in Veneto, attended the university in Udine for her Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes and then joined the University of Klagenfurt to pursue her doctoral studies. Her work on logic is attracting international attention, as illustrated by her recent success at the International Conference on Logic Programming, where she won the Best Student Paper Award. We spoke to her about her path to Computer Science.
Decoration of Honour of the Province of Carinthia for Univ.-Prof. Gerhard Friedrich
For his special services as a professor and in particular as the longstanding Dean of the Faculty of Technical Sciences at the University of Klagenfurt, Univ.-Prof. DI Dr. Gerhard Friedrich […]
Drohnenhalle | Foto: aau/WaschnigTwo research teams from the University of Klagenfurt remain in the running to be “Clusters of Excellence”
As recently announced by the Austrian Science Fund FWF, eleven teams have reached the final stage of selection for “Cluster of Excellence” funding. The decisions on Austria’s future beacons of basic research will be made in early 2023. The eleven consortia include the “Multi-drone Systems” cluster initiated and led by the University of Klagenfurt, as well as the “Bilateral Artificial Intelligence” project, which feature scientists from Klagenfurt on their Board of Directors.
Trends in Recommendations Systems – A Netflix Perspective
Thursday April 7th 2022 | 05.30 pm (CET) | via Zoom Anuj Shah, Ph. D. | Senior Machine Learning Research Practitioner at Netflix | Click here to register for the […]
© metamorworks/AdobestockControlling systems in real time
The future of road transport lies in getting from A to B free of stress. Technology allows us to avoid congestion and respond to accidents and roadworks in a flexible way. Artificial intelligence based on logic systems steers traffic control systems, production plants or rail logistics of this kind. Researchers working on a project together with Siemens AG Austria have developed new approaches that allow a rapid response to new situations.
Senior Scientist without PhD (all genders welcome)
This is a non-binding translation of an official job announcement (in German) that can be found here. The University of Klagenfurt, with approximately 1,500 employees and over 12,000 students, is […]
Applied Data Science – Use Cases and Challenges in the Semiconductor Industry
Dr. Anja Zernig | KAI Kompetenzzentrum Automobil- und Industrieelektronik GmbH Villach | Friday, November 26, 2021 | 10:00 (CET, 09:00 UTC) | S.1.42 Online: https://classroom.aau.at/b/sch-xte-ijl-jdg Abstract: AI has infected the world. […]
