The corona pandemic is on. Artificial intelligence should help to develop effective antidotes faster. Governments worldwide are trying to slow the corona pandemic by interfering with public life. A slower spread of the virus is said to be an extreme overload… Read more on MIXED.de
Artificial intelligence should temporarily moderate more content on the respective content platforms for Google, Facebook and Twitter, while the corporations are repositioning themselves in the corona crisis. The corona virus sends the economy into crisis and changes, like… Read more on MIXED.de
The future of medicine is data and surgical robots. André T. Nemat, co-founder of the Institute for Digital Transformation in Healthcare, reveals what they mean for the industry in “So techt Deutschland”. Artificial intelligence, blockchain or social on Capital
In particular, the business-sensitive business with industrial automation is likely to be affected. Siemens is also considering measures to reduce costs. Read more on Handelsblatt
Tenants could also be hit hard by the corona crisis. Tenant and landlord associations call for government aid to protect them from termination and loss of rent. Read more on Handelsblatt
When using artificial intelligence (AI), users with above-average success differ from the rest in six points. This is shown by an analysis by McKinsey. Read more on Computerwoche
If you want to achieve real added value with artificial intelligence (AI), you cannot avoid observing five basic principles. Read more on Computerwoche
Does the corona virus burst a bubble on the property market? At least until now, apartments in this country have become more expensive. Munich is the leader, but the most expensive district is not in Bavaria. Read more on Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
The EU Commission supports research projects related to artificial intelligence, which technology should also help to improve human thinking. Read more on heise.de
Artificial intelligence in the command center: engineers in Japan took a closer look at the chips in American cars. They quickly brooded. Read more on Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
