Expert: SMEs are still at the beginning with AI
The companies are small, the economic situation is tense: Companies in Saxony and Thuringia are finding it difficult to introduce artificial intelligence. But there are good reasons for this.
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Universities from Munich and Dresden work together on AI research project GAIn
Over the next three years, three universities from Munich and Dresden want to work on making the use of artificial intelligence even better. This also involves energy consumption.
Matthias Reim does not see artificial intelligence as a substitute for the artistic creative process
Singer Matthias Reim does not believe that AI can replace the artistic creative process. However, he sees it as a useful tool in the music business.
Thoughts: Why our life is a simulation
Many things seem to be predetermined, others happen by chance. Does everyone react differently to events? Why? Are we humans part of a simulation?
Saxony plans ethics council for AI: a step towards responsible technology
Saxony is taking a leading role in the ethical regulation of artificial intelligence with the introduction of an AI ethics advisory board.
Almost 200 AI companies in Saxony: Dresden is a hotspot
AI is regarded as the technology of the future par excellence - also for Saxony's economy. Many new companies have been founded in the sector in recent years. Regionally, Dresden is leading the way.
CDU parliamentary group in the Saxon state parliament sees no scope for additional staff in the state administration
CDU parliamentary group sees fourth-highest staffing ratio in Germany and plans to reduce staff.
Minute's silence in the Saxon State Parliament for victims of the Hamas attack
The Saxon State Parliament commemorates the victims of the Hamas attack on Israel with a minute's silence at the beginning of the plenary session. There will also be a topical debate on the subject of solidarity with Israel and the protection of Jewish life in Saxony.
Robot soccer - Leipzigers want to win the world championship title again
The robo team from a university in Leipzig wants to win nothing less than the world championship title next week in Bordeaux, France, with its soccer-playing robots. But what looks like an event for absolute nerds also helps solve bigger questions.