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Plattform Lernende System – Germanys Platform for Artificial Intelligence

25 Sep

Annual Assembly 2025 of the Leopoldina

 

 Halle

How AI is changing our world: interdisciplinary dialogue on opportunities, risks and responsibility in science & society, organised by Leopoldina

15 Oct

How deepfakes, fake news and AI challenge our democratic coexistence, opportunities and risks, with A. Burchardt (AG1), among others, organised by bidt

23 Oct

Munich AI Lecture with presentation by Turing Award winner Prof. Bengio and discussion with G. Kutyniok (AG1) and A. Martin (AG2), among others, organised by the Bavarian AI Agency

06 Nov

GFaI Future Tech Days

 

 Berlin

Innovation through 3D technologies & Artificial intelligence in industrial applications, organised by the Society for the Promotion of Applied Computer Science

04 Dec

Symposium on joint communication and action strategies in light of rapid developments, organised by RHET AI and experimenta

04 Dec

AICon 2025

 

 Berlin

Conference on security and trust in artificial intelligence, organised by the TÜV Association

10 Mar

RoboCup German Open 2026

 

 Cologne

Leading researchers, students and young talents bring the future of robotics and AI to life in exciting competitions and specialist conferences organised by the RoboCup Committee Germany

15 Jun

RoboCup World Championship 2027

 

 Nuermberg

Nuremberg will become the international stage for global robotics and AI excellence, hosted by the RoboCup Committee Germany

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Illustration of AI with a humanoid robot head, data points, faces and networks – symbolising artificial intelligence and data processing.

AI Regulation and medical devices: balancing safety and innovation

AI-based medical devices support modern healthcare in many areas and automate routine tasks. They reduce the workload on specialist staff, enable more accurate diagnoses and improve patient care. However, their development and market launch are subject to strict regulatory requirements. With the AI Act, which has been in force since 2024, additional requirements for the introduction and use of AI have been added to the existing Medical Devices Regulation (MDR). This poses considerable challenges for the German medical technology industry, which is predominantly made up of small and medium-sized enterprises, and for start-ups. The current discussion paper from Plattform Lernende Systeme outlines the key requirements of the AI regulations for medical technology, highlights their implications and explores the question of how patient safety and the promotion of innovation can be reconciled.

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