Lamarr Institute Lecture Series Winter Semester 2025/2026
- Forschung
The lecture series provides an overview of cutting-edge research in triangular AI, which combines a data-intensive approach with human knowledge and context as two additional powerful sources of intelligence. Methods are examined for integrating knowledge from various sources such as previous experience, informed simulations, mathematical descriptions of physical laws, and explicit knowledge provided by humans. The series also explores methods for exploiting the resources of the open, variable contexts in which the system operates, such as active sensing, experimentation and dynamic multimodal interaction with humans. Lectures will also examine several interdisciplinary application areas for triangular AI, as well as its potential for achieving AI that is ethically informed and trustworthy for human users.
Topics in the lecture series include:
• Trustworthy AI
• Resource-Aware Machine Learning
• Hybrid Machine Learning
• Human-Centered AI Systems
• Embodied AI
• Natural Language Processing
• AI in Planning & Logistics
• AI in Life Sciences & Healthcare
• AI in Physics
• AI in Industry & Production
Lectures will be given by researchers in the Lamarr Institute for Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence at the University of Bonn and TU University Dortmund. Lectures will alternate between the two locations, given in presence at one location and live-streamed to the other.
When: Fridays, 14:15-15:45 starting on Friday, 24 October
University of Bonn
Room 1.047
Institute for Informatics
Friedrich-Hirzebruch-Allee 8
53115 Bonn
TU Dortmund University
Room 3-303
Lamarr-Institut
Joseph-von-Fraunhofer-Str. 25
44227 Dortmund
For questions, please contact the lecture series coordinators: Brendan Balcerak Jackson (bbalcera@cs.uni-bonn.de) and Vanessa Faber (vanessa.faber@tu-dortmund.de).
Please check https://events.lamarr-institute.org/category/22/ for further information regarding the lecture series.