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A star cruiser hovering over the Bastei? Aliens on their way? It certainly won’t go that far, but things could well take on a somewhat intergalactic and extraordinary flavour at the
HSMW Summer School: Generative
and Knowledge-Informed AI 2024, taking place
from 26 August to 6 September 2024
in Rathen, Saxon Switzerland.
For the third time, Professor Alexander Lampe’s team, with the support of SICIM, the INW and CB faculties, as well as IAV and Siemens, is organising the Summer School, which will cover topics relating to generative and knowledge-based artificial intelligence (AI). Through specially prepared lectures and practical applications, all those interested will be offered an in-depth introduction to these fields of study, in collaboration with partners from industry and research. Of course, leisure activities such as hiking, climbing and steamboat trips will also feature, and will be flexibly incorporated into the programme depending on the weather.
Anyone studying engineering, computer science or mathematics who is in their fourth semester or later, and who has long been interested in artificial intelligence, can apply for one of the 15 places until 1 April. Further information is available from Professor Alexander Lampe or via this link: hs.mw/ki-sommerschule.
PS: Many thanks to Katja Lehmann from the University Communications team for the photo collage.
Text: Prof. Alexander Lampe, Annett Kober; Photo
collage: Katja Lehmann