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How can AI help us better understand and predict complex physical systems – from extreme weather events to carbon cycles and water resources?

The Tübingen AI Center is pleased to announce the appointment of Philipp Hennig as Director. He joins Matthias Bethge and Co-Director Bernhard Schölkopf in leading the Center.

A Premier Franco-German Partnership for Open Science in Physical AI

BMFTR and MWK Discuss AI Research and Transfer Activities at Tübingen AI Center

First results in a project developing next-generation open-source language models to advance European AI capabilities.

Bernhard Schölkopf elected one of 40 members of the new UN Independent International Scientific Panel on AI.

Andreas Geiger receives ERC Consolidator Grant

Diagnosing strokes faster, opening the black box of language models, or determining blood sugar levels painlessly – winning teams provide forward-looking impetus with AI projects

Hector Foundation Launches “Hector AI + Education Future Fund” with €6.2 Million