Event Month: December

  • AI GameDev Preisverleihung

    AI GameDev Preisverleihung

    Die sieben Finalist:innen der AI GameDev wurden ausgewählt. Bei der Preisverleihung am 2. Dezember 2021 haben die Nominiterten die Möglichkeit, drei prestigeträchtige Preise mit nach Hause zu nehmen:

    Main Award

    powered by Square Enix für die innovativste KI-Lösung

    Scientific Award

    powered by Cyber Valley für die vielversprechenste wissenschaftliche Leistung

    Audience Award

    powered by IT-Farm und ausgewählt von euch

     

    Erfahre mehr über die Finalist:innen und die AI GameDev in unserer News und auf aigame.dev.

     

  • Kickoff AI Breakthrough Hub

    Kickoff AI Breakthrough Hub

    Die Teilnehmenden der Videokonferenz sind:

    Startschuss des „AI Breakthrough Hub“

    • Dr. Angela Merkel
      Bundeskanzlerin
    • Winfried Kretschmann
      Ministerpräsident
    • Margrethe Vestager
      Exekutiv-Vizepräsidentin der EU-Kommission und Kommissarin für Digitales und Wettbewerb
    • Prof. Dr. Matthias Bethge
      Direktor des Kompetenzzentrums Tuebingen.AI, Professor an der Universität Tübingen
    • Dr. Michael Black
      Direktor am Max-Planck-Institut für Intelligente Systeme, Sprecher Cyber Valley
    • Prof. Dr. Bernhard Schölkopf
      Direktor am Max-Planck-Institut für Intelligente Systeme, Co-Direktor des Kompetenzzentrums Tuebingen.AI
    • Dr. Katherine Kuchenbecker
      Geschäftsführende Direktorin des Max-Planck-Instituts für Intelligente Systeme
    • Dr. Michael Bolle
      CTO/CDO Bosch GmbH

    Panel I: „Excellence in Research and Talent“

    • Anja Karliczek
      Bundesministerin für Bildung und Forschung
    • Theresia Bauer
      Landesministerin für Wissenschaft, Forschung und Kunst
    • Prof. Dr. Martin Stratmann
      Präsident der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft
    • Dr. h.c. Hans-Werner Hector
      Gründer der der Hector Stiftung
    • Prof. Dr. Bernd Engler
      Rektor der Universität Tübingen

    Panel II: „Excellence in Transfer and Venture“

    • Alex Diehl
      Senior Advisor Cyber Valley
    • Prof. Dr. Matthias Bethge
      Direktor des Kompetenzzentrums Tuebingen.AI
    • Dr. Raquel Urtasun
      ATG Uber, Chief Scientist, Vector Institute Toronto
    • Dr. Ulrich Quay
      Managing Director BMW iVentures, Mountain View
    • Naureen Mahmood
      CEO, Co-Founder Meshcapade GmbH
    • Dr. Benedikt Battke
      Partner Grazia

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  • NeurIPS 2020

    NeurIPS 2020

    Monday, 7. December, 21:00-21:30 CET

    Katja Schwarz 

    Katja Schwarz is a PhD Student at Tuebingen University and scholar at the International Max Planck Research School (IMPRS) for Intelligent Systems (IS). She started her PhD in 2019 and is supervised by Prof. Andreas Geiger. Katja works at the intersection of Machine Learning, Deep Learning and Computer Vision. Currently, she is particularly interested in geometric scene understanding and 3D generative models.

    REGISTRATION

    Tuesday, 8. December, 21:00-21:30 CET

    Junhyung Park

    Junhyung Park has been a PhD student in the Empirical Inference Department at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems since November 2019. His work focuses primarily on reproducing kernel Hilbert space embeddings and causal inference. Outside work, he plays football and the piano, and also enjoys reading, traveling, and learning new languages.

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    Wednesday, 9. December, 21:00-21:30 CET

    Yiyi Liao

    Yiyi Liao is a postdoctoral researcher in the Autonomous Vision Group, which is affiliated with the University of Tübingen and the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems. Her research interests include 3D scene understanding, reconstruction, and 3D-aware generative models.

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    Thursday, 10. December, 21:00-21:30 CET

    Fabian Sinz

    Fabian Sinz's research interests lie in the combination of machine learning and neuroscience. In 2018, he was appointed leader of the newly established independent Cyber Valley Neuronal Intelligence Research Group at the University of Tübingen. He is also currently an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the Baylor College of Medicine’s Center for Neuroscience and Artificial Intelligence in Houston, Texas.

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    Friday, 11. December, 21:00-21:30 CET

    Wieland Brendel 

    Wieland Brendel is a team lead at the University of Tübingen. His research focuses on robust and interpretable machine vision algorithms and the theory of representation learning. He studied theoretical physics and completed a PhD in computational neuroscience. Later, he switched to machine learning at the start of his postdoc. In addition to his position at the university, Wieland co-founded Layer7 AI in 2018, and was recently named one of Germany’s “Top 40 under 40” by Capital Magazin.

    REGISTRATION

  • AIxIA: AI Conference 2020

    AIxIA: AI Conference 2020

    This year’s conference will be held online and focusses on the application of Artificial Intelligence for the benefit of the environment!
    Climate Change is the biggest challenge of this century. We believe that Artificial Intelligence is a powerful technology that can contribute to a greener world, while at the same time driving economic growth for the benefit of humanity. For this we will present keynotes and talks that centre around this topic.

    The AIxIA keynotes, talks, discussions and state-of-the art use cases will cover two topics:

    AI & Industries

    From predicting malfunctions of machines and finding root causes to next-level process automation for production lines – AI technology has led to major improvements in manufacturing. Besides, we see that close human-robot collaboration is in advance. AI can reinforce the collaboration by “humanizing” the robot behavior. At the conference, we will look into how these innovations massively boost business success AND can have a positive environmental impact – the reduction of waste and energy usage are just two examples.
    Another aspect that will be covered is AI within the food industry. According to forecasts, humanity will need around 70 percent more food by 2050, than we produce today. AI solutions can help farmers to grow food more efficiently and at the same time in a more environmentally friendly way.


    AI & Sustainability

    Sustainability is a hot topic. An industry-wide shift is occurring which leads companies to include environmental sustainability goals in their corporate strategies. Companies must be aware of their footprint and what they can do to reduce it. The AI use cases presented in this session focus on these issues with a focus on energy, water, and resources.

    Find out more here: https://aixia.eu/

  • Cyber Valley Tech Clinic

    Cyber Valley Tech Clinic

    On Friday, December 4th a computer vision problem regarding “6d Pose Estimation of Boxes and Trailers in Logistics” will be discussed.