Google Developer Group TU Wien

We're back next Wednesday, June 18th at 18:00, with another event: this time Vienna University of Technology professor Daniel Arp will give an insightful talk on the evolving battle against mobile malware, and how machine learning is being used to detect and analyze these threats 📍 Location: TU Wien - FAV 02 (https://lnkd.in/deAf2RGN) 📅 Date: Wednesday, June 18th 2025 🕖 Time: 18:00–20:00 🍕 Perks? Free pizza, snacks & drinks, great people, top-tier AI content! 💸 Cost: Free! Limited capacity – please register early to secure your spot! ( https://lnkd.in/dsBKM42x )

In our next GDG Chapter on May 15th 18:00, former Google research scientist and Technische Universität Wien professor Jürgen Cito will give an exciting talk on "How Google is Using AI Agents to Repair Code". Afterwards we will have time to discuss and network. Pizza, drinks and snacks will be provided! 📍 Location: TU Wien Favoritenstraße 9-11, FAV 01 📅 Date: Thursday, 15. Mai 2025 🕖 Time: 18:00–21:00 💸 Cost: Free! Limited capacity – please register to secure your spot via the link below! https://lnkd.in/dNpYZJYb

🚨 Curious about how cloud meets generative AI? 🤔 Join us for an evening of interesting talks, hands-on demos, and community exchange at our upcoming Google Developer Group (GDG) event! We’ll explore Oracle’s latest cloud and AI offerings, and how they help developers to build smarter and faster. From there, we’ll dive into Oracle’s partnership with Cohere, a leading force in generative AI. Additionally, you’ll learn about: ✨ Cohere Terrarium, a Python sandbox for experimenting with LLMs 💡 Live demos and practical examples from real-world applications 🎙 Meet our speakers:  - Michael Lessiak (Oracle): Expert in large-scale AI infrastructure and enterprise AI adoption.  - Sebastian Hofstätter (Cohere): Research lead behind Terrarium, focusing on multimodal LLM reasoning and RAG systems. Whether you're just starting out with LLMs or already deep into AI development, this is a great chance to connect, learn, and get inspired. Come by, bring your questions, get some free drink + snacks and be part of the conversation - we’re looking forward to seeing you there! 🙌

Google Developer Group TU Wien is hosting Security & AI: Using LLMs for Offensive Security. Make sure to attend it on April 8.

We are excited to announce our next GDG meetup on April 8th! OWASP® Foundation leader and security researcher, Andreas Happe, will give an exciting talk about the usage of LLMs for offensive security (aka "hacking"). 👩💻👨💻 Andreas is the original author of hackingbuddyGPT, a tool that helps security researchers to leverage LLMs for hacking (aka protect the world) in 50 lines of code or less. Afterwards we will have time to discuss and network. Drinks and snacks will be provided! 📍 Location: Treitlstraße 3, 1st floor, Seminar Room DE0110. Map: https://lnkd.in/dsVah_Mc 📅 Date: Tuesday, 8. April 2025 🕖 Time: 18:00–21:00 💸 Cost: Free! Limited capacity – please register to secure your spot via the link below! Looking forward to having engaging discussions with you. 💡 https://lnkd.in/dNQVCWDE

We're meeting up again next week to talk about the intersection of ML and Neuroscience. We will cover some futuristic topics like: how computational principles shape language processing, how to use worm brains to increase model interpretability and learn how shallow recurrent ANNs mimic brain-like object recognition. The event will be followed by some games and maybe also a visit to a local bar :) Looking forward to seeing you all!

https://lnkd.in/dfgGHXAm Join us on the 18.12.2024, 18:00-21:00 We will explore two complementary paradigms: probabilistic programming, which manages uncertainty and facilitates statistical inference, and knowledge graphs, which provide structured representations of entities and their relationships — together enabling more effective reasoning and decision-making where conventional methods fall short. - Introduction to Probabilistic Programming: Nathanael Nußbaumer (IPA Lab, TU Wien - supervised by Jürgen Cito) - Introduction to Knowledge Graphs: Alexander Rinsche (KG Lab, TU Wien - supervised by Emanuel Sallinger) - Discussions & Games