Tübingen AI Center

@tuebingen-ai.bsky.social

We are a joint partnership of University of Tübingen and Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems. We aim at developing robust learning systems and societally responsible AI. https://tuebingen.ai/imprint https://tuebingen.ai/privacy-policy#c1104

1 week until submissions close for ATTRIB at @neuripsconf.bsky.social in Sydney! Working on data attribution, provenance, or their applications? We would love to see your work. 📅 Deadline: 1 Sep AOE 📝 Main track: 3–6 pages 💡 Idea track: 2–4 pages 🔗 Submit: openreview.net/group?id=Neu...

NeurIPS 2026 Workshop ATTRIB

Welcome to the OpenReview homepage for NeurIPS 2026 Workshop ATTRIB

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Elisa Nguyen@elinguyen.bsky.social · 3mo ago

The ATTRIB workshop is back at @neuripsconf.bsky.social 2026 (Sydney) in its 3rd edition! This year's focus: data attribution and provenance. -> Submissions open Aug 1, Deadline Sep 1 (AOE). More info: attrib-workshop.cc

ATTRIB 2026 @ NeurIPS
3rd Workshop on Attributing Model Behavior at Scale: Data Attribution and Provenance
Sydney, Australia
Contact info: attrib-neurips26 [at] googlegroups [dot] com

Startup news from Tübingen! SOO happy for 🎉 Ontic Labs and Feyer, who have been selected for @SPRIND's Next Frontier AI Challenge. As two of just ten teams across Europe, they'll each receive €3 million to develop their companies. Congratulations to everyone involved! 🚀 tuebingen.ai/news/breakth...

Breakthrough for two University of Tübingen AI startups

Ontic Labs and Feyer each to receive three million euros as they reach second round of Europe-wide competition

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Congratulations for your successful launch and welcome in our building, @kesai.eu team! 🎊👍

KE:SAI - Kyutai ELLIS Scalable Autonomous Intelligence@kesai.eu · 5mo ago

Today @kyutai-labs.bsky.social and @ellisinsttue.bsky.social launch @kesai.eu! Robot learning is bottlenecked by the cost of physical interaction. Our mission is to advance the efficiency frontier of robust & safe physical AI through fully open and reproducible research. kesai.eu/blog/2026-05...

How do early-stage AI ideas move closer to real-world impact? At the Tübingen AI Center, it’s about more than research: building the right ecosystem, connecting talent, and supporting the path from idea to application. Curious how this works in practice? Take a look 👇

We're excited to welcome our 2026 AIMS Fellows: Ndim Handson Nsani, Arlette Musanabera, Vongai Mitchell Makuwaza, Dzodzoenyenye Senanou and Benedict Ositadinma Ejelonu have recently arrived in Tübingen and started their nine-month research visit. We wish them a productive and rewarding stay!

The new AIMS fellows (from left to right): Ndim Handson Nsani (AIMS Rwanda), Arlette Musanabera (AIMS Rwanda), Vongai Mitchell Makuwaza (AIMS Senegal), Dzodzoenyenye Senanou (AIMS Senegal) and Benedict Ositadinma Ejelonu. - Photo Credit: Sebastian Schwenk/University of Tübingen.

What does it take to move ELLIOT forward? 📈 This March, partners from across Europe came together to share progress, exchange ideas and align on what’s next. Take a look behind the scenes! 👀