Even though artificial intelligence (AI) is making great strides right now, researchers are always interested in what AI cannot (yet) do. The “AI Zoo” experiment station, developed in collaboration with the DLR_School_Lab, explores the inner workings of artificial neural networks and typical problems encountered during their training in a clear and playful way.
In the “AI Zoo,” you’ll use AI to recognize different animals and, in the process, experimentally determine the limits of our model. Along the way, you’ll learn how a computer program learns to “see” and distinguish between animals. Feel free to bring your favorite animal figures or pictures.
Afterward, be sure to visit our other hands-on stations as well. Test our noise simulator for electric aircraft propulsion systems, explore our FieldMApp for sustainable agriculture, discover the impressive possibilities of modern drone technology with VR goggles, and much more.
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