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Projektpräsentation: Dust and Data
Dust and Data ist ein künstlerisches Forschungsprojekt, dass sich kritisch mit der Rolle von AI in Museen beschäftigt und am OFAI initiiert wurde. Die abschließende …
Programming for Peace
Tonight's instalment of the ÖFG Peaceful Change Lecture Series features OFAI director Robert Trappl. His online lecture is entitled "Programming for Peace: Computer-aided Methods for …
Automatisiert KI jetzt auch die Jobs von Comedians weg?
Zusammen mit OFAIs Computerlinguisten Tristan Miller geht das Online-Magazin 1E9 der Frage auf den Grund, ob eine Künstliche Intelligenz genauso gut wie „echte“ Stand-Up-Comedians sein …
Hallo, spricht hier ein Bot?
OFAI's Stephanie Gross is interviewed on tonight's episode of matrix, ORF Radio Ö1's weekly show on new technologies. The episode, entitled "Hallo, spricht hier ein …
Embodied and Extended Sensing
In the Panel "Embodied and Extended Sensing" of the Peek Project "Co-Corporeality" at the University of Applied Arts Robert Trappl acted as one of the …
Humour and AI webinar
The International Society for Humor Studies is holding a free webinar on Humor and Artificial Intelligence on 21 May 2021 from 19:00 to 21 …
Mots/Machines invited talk
Can computers translate jokes, or at least help humans to do so? OFAI's Tristan Miller discusses this question in his invited talk at the Mots …
University of Huddersfield invited talk
On 27 January, OFAI's Tristan Miller will be giving an invited research seminar at the University of Huddersfield's Department of Linguistics and Modern Languages. His …
Artificial Intelligence: Past, Presence, Potential Impacts
At the International Conference "Artificial Intelligence and Human Enhancement", organised by the Austrian Academy of Sciences, Robert Trappl gave one of the two Keynotes, with …
Was müssen soziale Maschinen können?
At the "Digital Days" of the Municipality of Vienna Robert Trappl held an invited lecture on the topic "Was müssen soziale Maschinen können?"