KI - Chancen, Herausforderungen, Anwendungen I Stefan Woltran (TU Wien)

PERSPECTIVES: AI - opportunities, challenges, applications

Lecture by Stefan Woltran

AI - opportunities, challenges, applications

As part of the Emerging Fields in Architecture module (++), lecture series: PERSPECTIVES, HB2, TU Wien

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The Emerging Fields in Architecture module conveys current knowledge from new ones Research fields in architectural and engineering disciplines, with the aim of addressing current and future design challenges in a broader social context in an interdisciplinary and fundamental manner. The lectures convey knowledge about different and interdisciplinary approaches to design, current developments and results in materials and construction methods research, about planning and building under/in extreme conditions as well as about structures that change or develop due to changing parameters.

In this context, strategies for design development (from the initial idea to implementation) are questioned in an interdisciplinary discourse, and the question of how the path from idea to realization can be shaped and to what extent it is possible to be systematically creative is examined.< /p>

HB2 Lecture Series: Perspectives

Embedded in the module Emerging Fields in Architecture, the lecture series reflects perspectives in the WS 2024 current and future challenges of planning and building in a broader social, ecological and technological context. The lectures and discussions will address, among other things, the questions: What kind of future do we want to create? What role(s) does architecture play in this? What tools and technologies are available to us for this? What visions are there and where do they lead? What can we learn from other disciplines for sustainable architecture? And what lessons can be learned from the past for future projects?

continue building l Dietmar Feichtinger (architect, structural engineering, construction and Design TU Vienna)

• Thu October 24th, 2024 6:00 p.m. AudiMax TU Vienna

AI: Opportunities, challenges , Applications l Stefan Woltran (Databases and Artificial Intelligence, TU Wien)

• Mon Oct 28, 2024 5:00 p.m. HS El 8 Pötzl

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What technical universities exist for or: There is no end point in the search for the truth l Jens Schneider (civil engineer, Rector TU Vienna)

• Mon November 4th, 2024 5:00 p.m HS El 8 Pötzl

Art, technology and natural philosophy l Vera Bühlmann (architectural theory and philosophy of technology, TU Vienna)

• Mon December 2, 2024 5:00 p.m. HS El 11 Geodesy

Urban Sensors l Myrto Vitart (Ibos&Vitart, Architect, Guest Professor TU Vienna) (Talk in English)

• Thurs January 9, 2025 6:00 p.m. AudiMax TU Vienna

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I studied Computer Science at TU Wien (Vienna University of Technology) and received my diploma in February 2001. In May 2003, I received my PhD in Computer Science. From July 2001 to May 2007 I was working as a project research assistant in the Knowledge-Based Systems Group. Since June 2007, I am an assistant professor at the Database and Artificial Intelligence Group. In November 2008, I received my habilitation in the area of ​​``Information Systems'' at the Faculty of Computer Science of TU Vienna. From August 2013 to January 2015, I have been associate professor at the Database and Artificial Intelligence Group. In Winter Term 2013, I held a deputy professorship at Leipzig University. Since February 2015, I am full professor for "Formal Foundations of Artificial Intelligence" at the Database and Artificial Intelligence Group. Since January 2020, I am head of the group and Vicedean of Academic Affairs of the Faculty of Computer Science. Since 2022, I act as co-director of the Center for Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (CAIML) of TU Wien

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