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What drives us at the DLR Institute for AI Safety and Security
At the Institute for AI Safety and Security, we carry out cross-divisional AI research and development for all DLR fields: Aeronautics, Space, Transport, Energy, Security and Digitalisation. Our team is interdisciplinary and international, and in this film we report on what we are working on and why it is good and important for us to do so in terms of AI safety and security.

What drives us at the DLR Institute for AI Safety and Security

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What drives us at the DLR Institute for AI Safety and Security
At the Institute for AI Safety and Security, we carry out cross-divisional AI research and development for all DLR fields: Aeronautics, Space, Transport, Energy, Security and Digitalisation. Our team is interdisciplinary and international, and in this film we report on what we are working on and why it is good and important for us to do so in terms of AI safety and security.

6 questions, 7 answers

Tamon Nakano studied Mechanical Engineering. In 2022, he joined the Institute for AI Safety and Security in Sankt Augustin as a research assistant. In the Execution Environments & Innovative Computing Methods department, he applies and optimises artificial intelligence (AI) in physical simulations. In a short interview, he gave us an insight into what he works on here, what his working day is like and what he particularly likes about working at DLR.

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