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Hubertus Heil on a summer trip
Robots are on the rise - but Labor Minister Heil does not want to leave the jobs in Germany to them. Will the digital world of work become cleaner and less stressful or risky and precarious?
read more...Read in the current issue of Computer&Automation how ChatGPT can provide support in the conception phase, how LLMs are used in code analysis and whether TSN can be considered as a backbone for virtualized control systems.
read more...The humanoid robot 'Ameca' is new to the Deutsches Museum Nuremberg, welcoming guests to the Museum of the Future and expanding the robotics theme area. Its hardware and software are designed to create a human-like counterpart.
read more...ChatGPT from Open AI, Google Bard and Microsoft Copilot have become an integral part of everyday life. The AI sector is growing rapidly with a forecast annual growth rate of 37.3% until 2030, which is also being driven by the introduction of generative AI.
read more...In the field of generative AI, more patents have been registered from China every year since 2017 than from the rest of the world, reports the Wipo.
read more...Lufthansa Industry Solutions has had its AI Maintenance Assistant assessed by TÜV SÜD and Calvin Risk. The aim was to ensure compliance with the EU AI Act in order to maintain a high level of legal certainty.
read more...AI will also bring fundamental changes to industrial applications. What is interesting is the gap that is opening up between this realization and practice. Although most companies see the potential of AI, only a few dare to use it.
read more..."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.
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