Schlagwort: ‘Künstliche Intelligenz’
IT Fairy Tale Hour – What’s Behind the Myths?
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Welcome back to the IT fairy tale hour! Today, we dive once again into the fascinating world of IT myths. There are some mysterious myths to discover about Artificial Intelligence.
Today: Part 3 – The Enchanted AI World
AI – Hero of Time Saving
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming more and more known. Not least by technical innovations, like ChatGPT. In addition to research, people from outside the field are slowly making use of the useful properties of Artificial Intelligence. You want to take part in the conversation? We’ll explain the features of Artificial Intelligence and how you can use them in your student life.
Artificial Intelligence – Curse or Blessing for IT Security?
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We are increasingly coming across the term “artificial intelligence” (AI). Whenever we come across this term that has become a fashionable phenomenon in the media, there are regularly reports about self-thinking AI, fully autonomous means of transport or other similar applications. For many of us, it can be hard to figure out what is actually meant by the term. However, the application areas of AI that seem to be particularly popular in the media are in reality only a very small segment of the actual application field of AI. Many a user would probably even be surprised to know in which areas AI is already being implemented today. In this article, we would like to take a closer look at the term and explain what role artificial intelligence can play in the field of IT security.
New, powerful hardware for AI integrated
Artificial intelligence is gaining more and more importance – also at RWTH!
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RWTH Aachen University expands its activities in the field of artificial intelligence
In the context of the Excellence Initiative, RWTH Aachen University has procured two powerful systems for complex experiments and analyses in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). On July 10th, two NVIDIA DGX-2 systems were delivered to the IT Center, which were then installed and integrated into the RWTH cluster environment on July 15th.
