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Munich Center for Machine Learning
Making AI potential accessible for science, industry and society
About Munich Center for Machine Learning
The Munich Center for Machine Learning is a joint research initiative of Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU) and Technische Universität München (TUM). It is one of six nationwide AI centers in Germany to receive permanent funding as part of the German and Bavarian government's AI strategy. Our vision is to strengthen regional, national and international competence in AI and to make the corresponding potential accessible to users from science and industry.
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Munich Center for Machine Learning conducted joint work with Valentina Bosetti and Laura Diaz Anadon on applying causal machine learning to assess and improve cleantech policy design.
Reported by Stefan Feuerriegel
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Munich Center for Machine Learning updated its preprint comparing human-alone vs LLM+human diagnostic assistance and analyzed 42 clinical studies covering 101 effect sizes.
Reported by Stefan Feuerriegel
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Munich Center for Machine Learning published a new preprint analyzing 89,253 outputs from 12 LLMs in English, French, and Chinese across 18 occupations and three task conditions.
Reported by Stefan Feuerriegel
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Munich Center for Machine Learning benchmarks LLMs in forecasting soccer leagues, testing knowledge of outcomes that are already known.
Reported by Stefan Feuerriegel