ETH AI Center News
Igniting the next wave of scientific breakthroughs
IBM Research and ETH AI Center are joining forces to build next-gen AI algorithms for science. Their Discovery Accelerator Hub blends academic depth with industry tools, empowering PhD fellows to tackle real-world challenges—from physics to cybersecurity.
Melanie Gabriel joins ETH AI Center as Co-Director and COO
The co-founder of Yokoy strengthens the entrepreneurial & business perspective of the ETH AI Center. As Co-Director and COO, she will oversee operations, communications, and innovation activities.
ETH AI Center Welcomes Seven New Faculty Members
Prof. Michael Moor (D-BSSE), Prof. Pedro Beltrao (D-BIOL), Prof. Peter Egger (D-MTEC), Prof. David Norris (D-MAVT), Prof. Barbara Solenthaler (D-INFK), Prof. Basile Wicky (D-BSSE) joins ETH AI Center.
ETH Zurich and Bosch Health Campus Join Forces for Future Healthcare Innovations with AI
A new strategic partnership aims to foster innovative AI-based solutions to expand medical knowledge and improve healthcare quality, efficiency, and accessibility.
WASP and ETH Zurich Strengthen Their AI Collaboration
In a significant step forward for AI research and cooperation, the Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program (WASP) and ETH Zurich have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This strategic partnership aims to enhance collaboration on research and programs related to AI, autonomous systems, and software, reinforcing excellence and innovation within these fields.
Reflecting on AI+X Summit 2024: A Hub for Innovation and Global Dialogue
The AI+X Summit 2024 in Zurich has cemented its reputation as a leading ecosystem event in the AI calendar, showcasing how artificial intelligence continues to redefine the boundaries of innovation, industry practices, and global cooperation.
ETH AI Center at Informatiktage 2024
The ETH AI Center participated in Informatiktage 2024, with program centered on the critical theme of (cyber)-security, showcased how augmented reality is revolutionizing operating rooms, challenged attendees with a robot in a labyrinth game, and educated on safety issues of autonomous vehicles with intricate miniature models.
A boost for AI for scientific discovery applications
IBM and ETH Zurich announce a Discovery Accelerator Hub within the ETH AI Center, as ETH joins the AI Alliance.
World’s most powerful supercomputers support UN SDGs and global sustainability
The Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA) and ETH Zurich, in collaboration with their international partners, are launching the International Computation and AI Network (ICAIN) at the World Economic Forum (WEF) 2024 in Davos. Its mission is to develop AI technologies that benefit society as a whole, as well as being accessible to all and sustainable, thereby helping to reduce global inequality.
Joining forces to reveal and address the risks of Generative AI
The Swiss Call for Trust & Transparency has today launched a Pilot Gen AI Redteaming Network. The network unites all stakeholders - tech companies and public research institutions alike - to work collectively on disclosing, replicating, and mitigating the most urgent safety issues of generative AI systems. As of mid January 2024, 12 major tech companies have committed to joining forces with the network, thereby significantly advancing AI safety.