Small detectives reveal the tricks behind Deepfakes!

Small detectives reveal the tricks behind Deepfakes!

At the Haller Campus, a fascinating children's university took place today, in which young AI detectives learned to distinguish between real and fake pictures. The event, led by Professor Ricarda Schlimbach, explored the challenges of the digital age and the effects of Deepfkes. The participating children aged eight to twelve voted with colorful cards whether a photo was authentic or was manipulated by artificial intelligence. The debate about whether Pope Francis could occur in a hipster dauna jacket sparked particularly heated discussions, because many were convinced that this had to be a fake like the swp reported.

science and innovation at the vineyard campus

The vineyard campus, which is a central place for science and research in Halle, is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. Numerous institutes and companies have settled on an area of ​​134 hectares, including the Max Planck Institute for Mikostructural Physics and the Helmholtz Center for Environmental Research. There are a total of around 100 companies that range from small start-ups to globally operating groups. This diversity is supported by various technology and founding centers, in which space was created for innovative ideas on 27,000 square meters, as the Campus Halensis reported.

The vineyard campus combines the natural sciences of the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg at a single location and is also home to the university clinic. The continuous expansion of the technology park shows that more and more institutions and companies are finding their basis here to combine research, development and production.