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Welcome to our research blog, where we proudly showcase the talents and achievements of our researchers, with a special focus on our junior members. Here, you’ll gain insight into their innovative work and the fresh ideas they bring to the ever-evolving fields of AI and machine learning.

Link to “See, Don’t Assume”: Revealing and Reducing Gender Bias in AI

18.12.2025

“See, Don’t Assume”: Revealing and Reducing Gender Bias in AI

MCML Research Insight - With Leander Girrbach, Yiran Huang, Stephan Alaniz and Zeynep Akata

Using AI and LLMs at work feels almost unavoidable today: they make things easier, but they can also go wrong in important ways. One of the trickiest problems? Gender bias. For example, if you ask about someone’s skills from a photo, it may confidently label them a “born leader” or …

Link to From Sitting Dog to Standing: A New Way to Morph 3D Shapes

11.12.2025

From Sitting Dog to Standing: A New Way to Morph 3D Shapes

MCML Research Insight - With Lu Sang and Daniel Cremers

Ever wondered how a 3D shape can smoothly change — like a robot arm bending or a dog rising from sitting to standing — without complex simulations or hand-crafted data? Researchers from MCML and the University of Bonn tackled this challenge in their ICLR 2025 paper, “Implicit Neural Surface Deformation with Explicit Velocity Fields”.

Link to When to Say “I’m Not Sure”: Making Language Models More Self-Aware

04.12.2025

When to Say “I’m Not Sure”: Making Language Models More Self-Aware

MCML Research Insight - With Yawei Li, David Rügamer, Bernd Bischl, and Mina Rezaei

Large language models like ChatGPT or Gemini are now everywhere, from summarizing text to writing code or answering simple questions. But there’s one thing they still struggle with: admitting uncertainty. Ask a fine-tuned LLM a tricky question, and it might sound quite confident, even when it’s completely wrong. This “overconfidence” …

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