Welcome to relAI! – Konrad Zuse School of
Excellence in Reliable AI
The current technological revolution is largely driven by spectacular progress in artificial intelligence (AI). Yet, although the huge potential is widely recognized, the lack of reliability of AI technology is still considered a serious issue of concern, limiting its adoption both by industry and society at large. Indeed, aspects such as safety, security, and privacy-preservation are essential prerequisites for the use of AI in domains of public interest – e.g. ensuring that robots do not endanger life or respecting confidentiality of data.
The vision of the 'Konrad Zuse School of Excellence in Reliable AI' (relAI) is to train future generations of AI experts, who for the first time combine technical brilliance with awareness of the importance of AI’s reliability. Our novel, highly innovative AI program will educate top international candidates in the end-to-end development of reliable AI systems (including scientific knowledge, business expertise, and industrial exposure), both for industry and academia, and perform cutting-edge research to make AI ready for deployment in critical application domains.
relAI trains future generations of AI experts who combine technical brilliance with an eye on AI's implications for society.
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relAI with DataFest Germany
🎉The 8th edition of DataFest Germany will be held at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich from 28 March to 30 March 2025. relAI is proud to support the event organization again this year. Additionally, a team of relAI students will participate in this exciting competition and networking opportunity. The event is an annual data-driven competition, commonly referred to as … Read more
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Munich AI Lecture with Prof. Michael Mahoney
Save the date! We proudly invite you to our next Munich AI Lecture. This is the flagship speaker series about AI in Munich, co-organized by relAI. Event Details: Abstract The remarkable successes of ChatGPT in natural language processing (NLP) and related developments in computer vision (CV) motivate the question of what foundation models would look like and … Read more
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Supporting AI skill in socially disadvantaged children
The Roland Berger Foundation (RBS) and TUM have begun a collaboration to promote the AI skills of socially disadvantaged children and young people. RBS works with 70 partner schools throughout Germany to provide scholarships to talented primary school pupils from the second grade onwards from socially disadvantaged families. relAI Fellow Enkeledja Kasneci is the scientific director of … Read more
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