Will we ever understand AI?
To mitigate the risks posed by AI, we need to understand and trust the results generated by machine learning algorithms. Transparency, controllability and robustness are some of the requirements that are therefore imposed on AI. But is this even possible or have we reached a tipping point where certain types of AI are no longer comprehensible to humans? Do we finally have to accept their unknowability? The talk attempts to point out some crucial explanatory gaps and to clarify why it is so difficult to understand how AI works.

About Prof. Dr. Georg Trogemann:
Georg Trogemann, born in Bamberg in 1959, has been professor of experimental computer sciences at the Academy of Media Arts Cologne since 1994.
Studied computer sciences and mathematics at Erlangen, Dissertation in 1990. Completed apprenticeship as carpenter in 1977. Prorector of research and infrastructure from 1997 to 1999 and 2004 to 2006.

Time:
Thursday, 21 November 2024, 7 p.m.

Location:
Faculty of Art and Design
Van-de-Velde-Building, room 116
Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 7
99423 Weimar