At the Praxisforum Digitalisierung, we presented our latest advances in the field of Interactive Machine Learning. This half-day event, which took place at the event location CORE in the heart of Oldenburg on Friday, 12th April, was an interactive event for companies of all sectors to exchange knowledge and receive Read more…
Last month, a photo shooting on behalf of Google took place at IML. The aim was to obtain professional photos for presenting the GCP Project, which is sponsored by Google. The following pictures are a selection of the shooting results: Photos by: Felix BrüggemannCopyright: Google
After three years, the Ophthalmo-AI project, which focused on intelligent, cooperative medical decision support in ophthalmology, was concluded in mid-March. Four demonstrators (including an intelligent learning tool to support image diagnoses and a dashboard to support treatment decisions in therapy) were developed as part of the project and were evaluated Read more…
This research aims to investigate ChatGPT’s natural language inference (NLI) capabilities in healthcare contexts, focusing on tasks like understanding clinical trial information and evidence-based health fact-checking. We will explore various Chain-of-Thought methods to improve ChatGPT’s reasoning abilities and integrate dynamic context analysis techniques for better inference accuracy. Our approach involves Read more…
Duy Nguyen, from the Interactive Machine Learning department, and colleagues from the University of Oldenburg, Max Planck Research School for Intelligent Systems, the University of Texas at Austin, the University of California San Diego, and other institutions presented a full paper and a workshop paper at NeurIPS 2023. NeurIPS is Read more…
At the end of 2023, Aliki Anagnostopoulou from IML gave an interview for the WEITBLICK magazine (issue 03/23), which is published by the business development agency JadeBay GmbH Entwicklungsgesellschaft: The future looks promising AI experts simplify access to new technologies Over the past 30 years, the German Research Center for Read more…
In November, the EU Project MASTER held its second General Assembly and Technical Review meeting, and László Kopácsi and Michael Barz from IML were part of it. They met at Virtualware in Bilbao, Spain, for insightful discussions and engaging demos, and the consortium presented its progress to EU evaluators. The Read more…
On November 30th, the renowned Zweibrücken Symposium on Financial Services, which was organized by the Association of Friends of the Study of Financial Services at the University of Zweibrücken e.V. (FFZ e.V.), took place for the 25th time. Under the guiding theme “Transformation and innovation – financial services are moving Read more…
Humans face dilemma because of AIARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE – Congress in Alte Fleiwa in Oldenburg addresses contradictions – Interview with an expert Whether in care, medicine or schools, artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly influencing our everyday lives. In this interview, Prof. Daniel Sonntag from the German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence Read more…
We develop a modularized active learning framework within the Google Cloud Platform, facilitating large-scale medical image annotation in a cost-effective manner while ensuring data sovereignty and privacy. Our work emphasizes a federated learning use case for healthcare data, taking into consideration data protection and security aspects. Our goal is to Read more…