Advancing Artificial Intelligence Research in Luxembourg and Europe
Artificial Intelligence (AI), including generative AI, is reshaping industries worldwide, offering both opportunities and challenges. At SnT, we are dedicated to ensuring AI is developed and applied responsibly.
From trustworthy AI systems to intelligent autonomous agents. driving world-class research through agile innovation and public-private partnerships.
The SnT advantage
Why choose us
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60+active partnerships
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22active projects
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11National flagship projects
SnT’s Framework for AI
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Our Research projects
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Computer Science & ICT, EngineeringAutonomous and Self-organised Artificial Intelligent Orchestrator for a Greener Industry 5.0 (TALON)
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Computer Science & ICT, HumanitiesAutomated Investment Advice using Artificial Intelligence on Satellite Data (FinSat)
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AI in action: Real-world impact
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Partnership Day 2025: Powering AI innovation
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Google becomes a new partner of the University of Luxembourg
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AI-powered enterprise security solution
Our AI partners
Collaboration is key at SnT. We join forces with diverse partners, including private sector companies, government agencies, policymakers, non-profits and other academic institutions. These collaborations foster innovation, impact policy and ensure our AI research and solutions are grounded in societal needs.
Meet the experts
How is AI being used at SnT ?
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AI and thermal imaging make space safer for satellites
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Protecting local communities from flash floods with the help of AI
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AI Essentials: Frequently Asked Questions
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an umbrella term encompassing various technologies that simulate tasks associated with human intelligence.
Gen AI is a type of AI that generates new content, such as text, images, audio and videos.
An artificial intelligence model designed to generate natural language using categorised textual data and neural network architectures. They produce sentences by predicting the most likely next word based on extensive pre-fed categorised textual data.
Though the terms are often used interchangeably, the chatbot is the interface allowing users to access the large language model. The latter is the engine powering the chatbot.
Networks of artificial neurons (mathematical functions) organised in layers. These neurons adapt their behaviour over time to enhance their performance. Different layers perform different functions.
Machine learning encompasses groups of algorithms that have been trained to recognise patterns, make decisions, and improve their performance over time.
Deepfakes are digitally manipulated images and videos, often created to spread false news or commit other fraudulent activities.