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EPISODE · Jun 17, 2025 · 11 MIN

Mehr Bäume in der Wüste als erwartet: Prof. Martin Brandt, Uni Kopenhagen

from Aktuelle Interviews · host Ruslan Amirov

KI kann an unerwarteten Stellen zu neuen Erkenntnissen führen: zum Beispiel, dass es mehr Bäume in Wüsten gibt, als die Wissenschaft wusste. Und: jeder Baum ist wichtig!

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KI kann an unerwarteten Stellen zu neuen Erkenntnissen führen: zum Beispiel, dass es mehr Bäume in Wüsten gibt, als die Wissenschaft wusste. Und: jeder Baum ist wichtig!

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KI kann an unerwarteten Stellen zu neuen Erkenntnissen führen: zum Beispiel, dass es mehr Bäume in Wüsten gibt, als die Wissenschaft wusste. Und: jeder Baum ist wichtig!

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