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.
23 Oct

23/10/2025 Munich Career Fair AI & Data Science
We are pleased to announce that the first Munich Career Fair AI & Data Science 2025 will take place on October 23, 2025, at TranslaTUM.
21 Oct

21/10/2025 Women in Data Science Conference
The Women in Data Science (WiDS) Munich Conference is set for October 21, 2025 to celebrate the achievements of women in data science.
25 Sep

25/09/2025 Comparing Notes on Trustworthy AI: The Ethics of AI Agents
AI agents such as advanced personal assistants are rapidly moving from concept to deployment. With their autonomous ability to plan, act, and interact socially on behalf of users, these systems raise pressing ethical and societal questions.
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