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Latest Talks

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Talk "Using uncertainty estimation to build reliable ML systems for smart manufacturing"
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Talk "Using uncertainty estimation to build reliable ML systems for smart manufacturing"

Using uncertainty estimation to build reliable ML systems for smart manufacturing by Lukas Lodes was presented at Munich Datageeks - March Edition 2025 Abstract Modern production lines generate large amounts of data that can be used to increase the efficiency of both equipment and materials. This includes, of course, predictive maintenance

Talk "Scaling from POC to Production"
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Talk "Scaling from POC to Production"

Scaling from POC to Production by Nicolas Neudeck was presented at Munich Datageeks - February Edition 2025 Abstract Turning an AI-powered proof of concept into a scalable, production-ready product is significantly more complex than simply rolling out the existing solution. POCs often lack robustness, scalability, and long-term maintainability.

Talk "Massively Multimodal Input Management in CIB"
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Talk "Massively Multimodal Input Management in CIB"

Massively Multimodal Input Management in CIB flow by Konrad Grosser was presented at Munich Datageeks - January Edition 2025 Abstract Documents are rich in both linguistic and visual information, playing a critical role in many business processes. The automatic understanding of such documents is an evolving research field, requiring robust and

Talk "Adversarial Attacks in Deep Reinfocement Learning: A Call for Robust Defenses"
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Talk "Adversarial Attacks in Deep Reinfocement Learning: A Call for Robust Defenses"

Adversarial Attacks in Deep Reinfocement Learning: A Call for Robust Defenses by Adithya Mohan was presented at Munich Datageeks - January Edition 2025 Abstract Deep Reinforcement Learning (DRL) has demonstrated remarkable potential across domains, including robotics, autonomous driving, and gaming. However, its vulnerability to adversarial attacks poses significant challenges to its