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The Circle is Complete

Insights from the Global Technology Forum (GTF) – with April Wang, Professor of Educational Technology at ETH Zurich

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Hurdlers for Team Europe

For decades, a rapid pace of innovation has shaped the IT industry; with Artificial Intelligence (AI), everything is now happening at the speed of light. But not in Europe: In the production of high-performance chips as the foundation of the technological revolution, the continent is lagging behind the pacesetters in Asia and North America.…

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From Zero to the Future

Prof. Kurtsiefer and the Center for Quantum Technologies - Insights from the Global Technology Forum

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Against Stereotypes and Misguided Advice at the Top

Insights from the Global Technology Forum – with Yejin Choi, Professor of Computer Science at Stanford University

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When Language Models Learn Like Babies

Whether in digital assistance systems, text summarization, or programming—wherever language needs to be processed efficiently, AI-supported large language models (LLMs) are used. But these supposed all-rounders have their weaknesses. One of them is that trillions of words are sometimes needed to train a model. This has significant…

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A Community of Differences

Insights from the Global Technology Forum – with Carl Benedikt Frey, Professor of AI & Work at University of Oxford

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AI Proposes, Humans Steer

How many companies already write their annual reports with the help of AI? Lino Ballof and Luca Fober from TUM Campus Heilbronn have been looking into this question.

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A Deep Fascination With Human Perception

Insights from the Global Technology Forum – with Yair Weiss, Professor of Computer Science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem

 

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Every Ending is a New Beginning - Insights from the Global Technology Forum

This year's Global Technology Forum (GTF) at TUM Campus Heilbronn demonstrated how synergies can be exploited and potential unleashed. One person who has been involved from day one is the outgoing director of the Oxford Internet Institute, Professor Vicki Nash. We spoke to her about the transformation of the forum, the importance of…

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When Research Becomes a Business Idea

How can universities promote entrepreneurship—and what enables new companies to emerge from academic environments? This question was the focus of the “From Research to Reality” event at the TUM Campus Heilbronn.

Organized by the Global Center for Family Enterprise, the event marked the conclusion of the Entrepreneurial Impact Study (EIS)—a…

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Global Technology Forum in Heilbronn Promotes International AI Research Collaboration

The Global Technology Forum of the Technical University of Munich (TUM) at the Heilbronn campus has established itself as a venue for international scientific exchange. Numerous scientists from several renowned international universities travelled to Heilbronn, a location for applied research and technological innovation.

SCALA Project Revolutionizes Business Relations

In times of economic uncertainty, a good, long-term customer-supplier relationship is essential. It's good when there are helpful tools that assist in making the right decisions. In the SCALA project, Yannik Gabelmann, a doctoral candidate at the Center for Digital Transformation at TUM Campus Heilbronn, is developing just such a digital…

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