Welcome to AI-HUB@LMU

Bringing together research, teaching, and outreach of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science at LMU Munich.

About the AI-HUB@LMU

The AI-HUB@LMU brings together Artificial Intelligence and Data Science at LMU Munich to foster cutting-edge, interdisciplinary research, from theoretical foundations to real-world applications and societal impact. As a central platform at LMU, it supports collaboration, education, and public engagement to shape the future of trustworthy, data-driven technologies.

Our Mission

The mission of AI-HUB@LMU is to enable cutting-edge research by bringing together Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Data Science (DS), to promote the interdisciplinary nature of this line of research, and to cover its entire spectrum in a holistic manner, from theoretical foundations to applications and the social and societal implications of AI and data-driven technologies.

AI-HUB@LMU Steering Committee

AI-HUB@LMU Task Forces

AI-HUB@LMU Prizes

18 Faculties, Permanent Guests, Task Force Members

100 % of faculties contribute to the AI-HUB@LMU

Steering Committee

40+ steering committee members work on the further development of the AI-HUB@LMU

AI-HUB@LMU channels

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News and Events

10 Nov

10/11/2025 Save the date: KI-Symposium 2025
The AI-HUB@LMU warmly invites everyone interested in artificial intelligence – from academia, industry, and the wider public – to its annual flagship event, the “KI-Symposium” on 10 November 2025.
01 Dec

01/12/2025 Interdisciplinary workshop on copyright and AI
On Monday, 1 December 2025, from 9:30 – 13:00 the LMU law faculty’s Chair of Private Law and Intellectual Property Law, with Information and IT-Law is hosting an interdisciplinary workshop on copyright and AI in cooperation with Tel Aviv University.
01 Dec

01/12/2025 Guest lecture of Professor Niva Elkin-Koren
Prof. Niva Elkin-Koren`s (TAU, Faculty of Law) talk “Access Denied: Private Ordering, Scraping Battles, and the Future of AI Data Governance” will show the rise of private ordering, which shifts rulemaking power to those who control access to data.
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