Open Lab Evening: AI for the Climate

In this workshop, you’ll explore how artificial intelligence can be used to protect ecosystems. After a group introduction to natural climate protection, you’ll develop a basic understanding of AI applications and train your own AI for image recognition—the “GenAI Teachable Machine.”

Afterward, you’ll work in small groups on a challenge: Your AI should be able to distinguish between healthy and damaged forests. What might such an AI look like? What would it need to be able to do? And what might an initial prototype of your idea look like? Let’s find out together.

“AI for the Climate” was developed on behalf of the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Climate Action, Nature Conservation, and Nuclear Safety in collaboration with kosmos b. As part of the “AI Box Climate” initiative, the role-playing game can be obtained free of charge thanks to the BMUKN.

Workshop Facilitator

-> Junge Tüftler is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering people to actively and sustainably shape the world using digital tools. Since 2016, the Junge Tüftler team has grown into a diverse group of experts from the fields of education, design, computer science, music, and, of course, making and coding, among many others. This diversity enables them to develop innovative formats and content and bring them to life.

Information

-> Venue: Futurium Lab Workshop

-> Admission: free

-> Registration is required.

-> Remaining tickets are available on-site.

-> Event language: German

-> Maximum number of participants: 30 people

-> The event is open to anyone aged 14 and older.

-> Duration: 2.5 hours

-> Requirements: No prior knowledge required

-> Note: Participants under 16 years of age may only attend if accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.

Tickets

-> You’ll need a free ticket for this event.