The project “Bilateral AI” aims at lifting artificial intelligence (AI) to the next level. Current AI systems are in a sense narrow. They center on a specific application or task such as object or speech recognition. Our project will combine two of the most important types of AI which have been developed separately so far: symbolic and sub-symbolic AI. While symbolic AI works with clearly defined logical rules, sub-symbolic AI (such as ChatGPT) is based on training a machine with the help of large datasets to create intelligent behavior. This integration, resulting in a Broad AI, is intended to mirror
something that humans do naturally: the simultaneous use of cognition and reasoning skills.
Patrick Rodler, a researcher at the University of Klagenfurt and in BiLAI, regularly presents his work at leading international AI conferences. Learn more about his research and BiLAI’s role in advancing AI. (Article in German)
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The TU Graz Researchers Anna Galler and Bettina Könighofer will use the FWF’s science awards, worth one million euros each, to identify quantum materials for future technologies and to ensure that autonomous AI systems are trustworthy.
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BilAI researchers were strongly represented at the 34th ACM International Conference on User Modeling, Adaptation and Personalization (UMAP 2026), one of the leading international venues for research on personalized and adaptive interactive systems.
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