And the last thing we talked about was, what is research-like in AI?, and

I've given you a glimpse of what a particular piece of research I know a lot

about my own research or my group's research because it's always groups that

do these kind of research and I forgot to say that my group is not the only one

that does AI research at the computer science department. Even though the

others may not call it AI. So there's a big group doing muster-erkennung which

is essentially machine learning except that when they started it came from

signal processing. Okay if they had started this year they would surely have

called it AI and they're doing machine learning in a particular area which is

totally fine because you can't do it even machine learning you can't do it

without knowing something about the environment you're in. So they're

actually looking at various types of patterns that they kind of try to

recognize patterns in data, pattern in pictures and all of those kind of things.

So they do a lot of what I would call applied AI. Bjorn Escoffier has a chair

on machine learning. He does all kinds of things, applications in very much

applications in medicine and for that you need sensors and sensors nowadays

work often with machine learning so that's applied AI. Whether you

would call the theoretical computer science chair what they're doing

they're doing logic in various modal logics. That used to be part of AI. It's

debatable what they're doing but that's AI related. I can talk to them and they

understand what I mean and vice versa often vice versa. So there is quite a lot

of AI kind of like a cancer. AI is often like a cancer into into computer science

and so you'll find AI not just in my group so I thought for the sake of

completeness I should tell you. Of course my AI is the most interesting one. Now

naturally right. Not the most applied one though. So if you want to have a job

please feel free to stay clear of my group. Good. So if you have any questions

about that come and see me. We're in the 11th floor and you'll find me.