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In the future, artificial intelligence could decide life and death. Researchers have examined how people would respond to a moral issue. Read more on SPIEGEL Online
In the future, artificial intelligence could decide life and death. Researchers have examined how people would respond to a moral issue. Read more on SPIEGEL Online
The world is heading for a climate catastrophe, says Muhammad Yunus in an interview with the FAZ - and calls for renunciation and clear rules for artificial intelligence. Read more on Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
The event industry gathered in Dortmund for three days to show innovations and discuss problems. In addition to spectacular technology and impressive performances, one thing dominates the event industry: the fear of disruption. The event industry… Read more on t3n
The majority (55 %) of specialists in banking and wealth management regard artificial intelligence (AI), robotics and automation as a read more at cash-online.de
The TÜV association wants a strict regulation for artificial intelligence. The FDP warns of over-regulation, Union and SPD are open to the proposals. Read more on Handelsblatt
The Central Real Estate Committee (ZIA), the umbrella organization for the real estate industry, welcomes the current draft law on the distribution of brokerage costs when brokering Read more on cash-online.de
Warburg-HIH Invest Real Estate GmbH has an office property in the Schäferkampsallee in Hamburg's Emsbüttel district to one of Berenberg Read more at cash-online.de
The thirty-year-old product liability law needs an update, demand consumer protection. Smart devices are often faulty or easy to hack. Read more on heise.de
Inveox helps pathology laboratories automate. After a large round of financing, the market entry in the USA is imminent. Read more on Handelsblatt
The increasing acceptance of robotic process automation stems from the possibility of achieving process improvements with RPA - without the usual headaches that large technology projects cause. Nevertheless, criticism is inevitable. Read more on Computerwoche