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ETH AI Center
Leading the way towards trustworthy, accessible, and inclusive AI systems for the benefit of society.
About ETH AI Center
The ETH AI Center is one of the world's largest hubs for research in artificial intelligence comprising a faculty of over 102 professors. The center spans all 16 departments and brings together over 1500 researchers from AI foundations, AI applications, and AI implications. Our vision is to enable the path towards trustworthy, accessible, and inclusive AI systems. We believe that this requires a novel interdisciplinary approach where AI foundations are co-evolved together with application areas. With a dedicated physical space over almost 1000sqm, we also create an environment for serendipitous collaborations, an incubation space for start-ups, and companies that want to stay at the cutting-edge of AI.
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Presence & Recognition
ETH AI Center wrapped up the Faculty Retreat and Doctoral Seminar 2026 at Kartause Ittingen, featuring research talks, poster sessions, scientific exchange, and networking.
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Legal & Regulatory
ETH AI Center published a post discussing the new EU AI Act transparency rules requiring AI systems to disclose when they interact with AI and when content is generated or manipulated.
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Presence & Recognition
ETH AI Center is hosting three sessions around the theme AI, society, and human experience at the AI+X Summit 2026 hosted by ETH AI Center, UZH.ai, and ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences at StageOne Oerlikon, Zurich on 1 October 2026.
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Presence & Recognition
ETH AI Center was awarded the Young Author Best Journal Paper Award 2026 by the IEEE Control Systems Society (Swiss chapter) for the IEEE TAC paper titled Safe Guaranteed Exploration for Nonlinear Systems.
Reported by Manish Prajapat
Presence & Recognition
ETH AI Center hosted a dynamic conversation on how AI and DeepTech startups navigate the complexity of scaling, hosted in collaboration with Maerki Baumann & Co. AG, Follow the Gradient, and Swiss Startup Association.
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People
ETH AI Center Postdoctoral Fellow Giovanni De Toni joined ETH Zürich as an advisor to Celestine Mendler-Dünner and Simon Mayer.
Reported by Giovanni De Toni