Past events
Past events under the umbrella of KILOF are presented here.
29.4.2025 13:15-14:00 Data in disguise: Different tools for anonymising your research data.
30.4.2025 13:15-14:00 AI-Assisted Screening Tools in Systematic Reviews: A Brief Overview and Considerations
01.5.2025 13:15-14:00 ChatGPT for Data Processing and Analysis: Your AI Assistant for Statistics and R
16.5.2025 09:00-13:00 Beyond the chat interface: How to programmatically use Large Language Models in your research (with registration)
The future? Education and regulation
This event in the series 'Menschliche Erkentnis in der Ära künstlicher Intelligenz' took place on the 15th February 2025.
Artificial intelligence for natural health?
This event in the series 'Menschliche Erkentnis in der Ära künstlicher Intelligenz' took place on the 18th January 2025.
"Ensemble parameter estimation: conditioning models on dynamic data"
The talk and crash-course by Prof. Geir Evensen took place on December 11th and 12th 2024, at the Oeschger Center for Climate Change Research.
The Ensemble Kalman Filter and related methods that Geir Evensen have pioneered echo with many developments in machine learning around state/parameter estimation and model updating.
The dark side of power? Hallucinations, Fake News, Propaganda
This event in the series 'Menschliche Erkentnis in der Ära künstlicher Intelligenz' took place on the 23rd November 2024.
On the 1st November 2024, we took part in the workshop 'Protecting digital autonomy: What is needed in research and teaching?' with Prof. Dr. Amrei Bahr.
Prof. Dr. Rückert has shown us how AI has already transformed the acquisition, analysis and interpretation of radiological images and how large-scale AI models (so-called foundation models or large language models) can also transform other areas in medicine and healthcare. Furthermore, he discussed how AI solutions can preserve privacy while also providing trustworthy and explainable solutions for clinicians.
On the website of the 'People in Digital Transformation' lecture series you can find a video of the presentation.
Thursday 31.10.2024
On Thursday 31.10.2024 we had the pleasure of listening to the keynote by Prof. Dr. Amrei Bahr: 'Critical perspectives of digitalisation, including the dependence on commercial AI tools in research.'