Science - Homes as AI laboratories: research into human behavior
At first glance, they are completely normal apartments. And yet very different. The University of Bayreuth has created a research environment in Kulmbach that makes it possible to study everyday human actions and analyze them with the help of artificial intelligence (AI): Cleaning, cooking, eating, interacting with other people.
Aldo Faisal, Professor of Digital Health with a focus on data science in the life sciences at the University of Bayreuth, will present the Live-in-Lab on Monday (12:00). According to the university, it is one of the leading laboratories in Europe for digital research into human behavior in the home environment. The University of Bayreuth has also had a location in Kulmbach for several years.
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The University of Bayreuth's research in Kulmbach, focusing on human behavior in everyday activities like cleaning, cooking, and interacting with others, is leveraging artificial intelligence in unique apartments transformed into AI laboratories. This pioneering work in digital human behavior research has established the University of Bayreuth's Live-in-Lab in Kulmbach as one of Europe's leading sites.
In addition to its activities in Bayreuth, the University of Bayreuth has had a significant presence in the Bavarian town of Kulmbach for several years, contributing to the richness of scientific and academic environment in the region of Bavaria, specifically in the field of digital human behavior research.
Source: www.stern.de
