Student Resources at TUM

Master and Bachelor Theses

Are you interested in writing your Master’s or Bachelor’s thesis about AI Ethics? The following chairs and professorships are currently looking for students for topics on AI and Responsible AI.

Making (Fake) New Friends: The ethical problematics of Human – Social Robots interactions and relationships

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Contact auxane.boch@tum.de or ieai@sot.tum.de if you are interested.

Towards Smart Cities: Ethical and Social issues in the development and implementation of Artificial Intelligence-powered technologies in urban contexts

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Contact catarina.fontes@tum.de or ieai@sot.tum.de if you are interested.

Understanding the Risks of AI-Systems: A Risk Management Approach

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Contact auxane.boch@tum.de or ieai@sot.tum.de if you are interested.

Understanding Risks: The Impact of Risk Perception on Trusts and Acceptability of AI-Systems

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Contact auxane.boch@tum.de or ieai@sot.tum.de if you are interested.

Distributing Responsibility Depending on Risk Management Choices: The Users’ Perspective

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Contact auxane.boch@tum.de or ieai@sot.tum.de if you are interested.

Assessment of Requirements and Challenges for the Responsibility Distribution in AI-based Systems from a Management Perspective

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Contact ellen.hohma@tum.de or ieai@sot.tum.de if you are interested.

Risk and Responsibility Distribution within AI Systems: A Comparison between different Use Cases

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Contact ellen.hohma@tum.de or ieai@sot.tum.de if you are interested.

Transparency and decision-visualization of a planning algorithm in the field of autonomous driving

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Contact rainer.trauth@tum.de if you are interested.

Explainability of a reinforcement learning (RL) planning algorithm in the field of autonomous driving

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Contact rainer.trauth@tum.de if you are interested.

Analysis of suitable methods for explaining artificial intelligence in the field of autonomous trajectory planning

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Contact rainer.trauth@tum.de if you are interested.

Implementation and Analysis of a Tool to adjust driving behavior of an autonomous vehicle

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Contact rainer.trauth@tum.de if you are interested.

Theses opportunities at the Chair of Cyber Trust (Prof. Grossklags).

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The Chair of International Relations is offering the opportunity to research for a master thesis project or research internship.

Theses opportunity:

Thesis or Research Internship: A Participatory Method for Work Algorithm Design

We are also looking for a Studentische Hilfskraft (m/w/d)

Contact Charlotte Unruh, at the Chair of International Relations for more information: charlotte.unruh@tum.de

The Ethics team of the Artificial Intelligence for Earth Observation (AI4EO) “Future Lab” is looking for a research assistant for a 6 to 12-month period.

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The Future Lab on Artificial Intelligence in Earth Observation is looking for a motivated Science Manager.

To find out more about the position, click here

Courses

Lectures and seminars Ethics and AI at TUM in WS2020 and SS2021.

For more information, click on the title or check out the TUM website.

Other Opportunities

Schmidt Futures: Futures Forum on Learning: Tools Competition

The Futures Forum on Learning: Tools Competition (“Tools Competition”) invites teachers, students, researchers, technologists, and ed tech leaders to propose a tool, technology, platform, or research project that can accelerate recovery from COVID-19-related learning loss for students between grades K-12, and advance the field of learning engineering.

Schmidt Futures and Citadel Founder and CEO Ken Griffin are working together to help launch the competition with up to $2 million in awards.

Go to the webpage.