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In the new episode of Marsilius im Gespräch, the Podcast of Hei­del­berg's Marsilius Kolleg, Friederike Nüssel talks to Andreas Dreuw (Chemistry), Robert Scheichl (Mathematics, STRUC­TURES Cluster) and Jan Schuhr (Law) about chances, limitations and risks of Artificial Intelligence (AI). During their time as Marsilius Fellows, the three scientists have been working on an interdisciplinary project Künstliche Intelligenz: Zwischen Wunderglaube und Wissenschaft.

The Marsilius Kolleg at Hei­del­berg Uni­ver­si­ty bridges the gap between sciences and humanities through meetings and joint projects, which in turn promotes understanding and cooperation between the sciences and the humanities. Founded in 2007, the Marsilius Kolleg is a central component of Hei­del­berg’s successful proposal granted by the Excellence Initiative, launched by the federal and state governments of Germany.

• Podcast episode: Künstliche Intelligenz - Zwischen Wunderglaube und Wissenschaft (in German)
• Fellow report by Andreas Dreuw: “Der digitale Chemiker”
• Fellow report by Robert Scheichl: “Der digitale Mathematiker”
• Fellow report by Jan Schuhr: “Der digitale Richter”