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"ChatGPT in the industry" - Part 5
Can generative AI be inventive? In view of the rapid evolution of AI, this can perhaps be answered with a "yes" at present. In any case, LLMs are already useful tools when it comes to formulating requirement descriptions.
read more...The occupancy rate of offices in Germany is falling, which offers potential savings for the boardroom. Thanks to sensor technology, AI and digital twins, rooms are being used more intelligently.
read more...As a study by Freshworks shows, 66% of Germans use AI at least once a week - mainly for text or audio analysis and translation, image generation and classification, and fraud or threat detection.
read more...Together, the leading locations for robotics in Germany will establish the Robotics Institute Germany (RIG), which is to become the central contact point for robotics in Germany in the future.
read more...Right brain AI, an AI that mimics the creative abilities of the right side of the human brain, is currently experiencing a rapid rise. At the same time, this opens the door for the use of the more analytical "left brain AI". This is shown in a recent study by Pegasystems.
read more...Forterro, a software provider for medium-sized industrial companies, is expanding its portfolio to include AI capabilities with the acquisition of Prodaso. Prodaso is a start-up that specializes in the interface between IoT and AI applications for manufacturing processes.
read more...Intelligent measured value monitoring
The joint project NiMo 4.0 is developing software systems that combine AI processes with traditional methods in order to predict the spatial distribution of nitrate in groundwater more precisely. Disy presents the results at the networking meeting of the BMUV funding initiative.
read more...In recent years, the automation industry has not been guided by theoretical approaches and predetermined structures, but has reacted to unexpected events with the result in mind. The authors of this issue call for more pragmatism.
read more...The EU has had little success in developing an artificial intelligence (AI) ecosystem and has failed to increase AI investment at the same rate as the world's leading players, a recent report by the European Court of Auditors reveals.
read more...Technical University of Munich
The industrial robots from the Munich-based start-up setws use AI algorithms to learn how to handle materials with unstable shapes. Laundries are already using the technology to automatically transfer towels to folding machines, for example.
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