We are starting the year 2025, which could be the year of AI agents. But what does that mean? A white paper from Google provides the answers. The concept is not new. Michael Wooldridge of the University of Manchester described it in 1995. The paper was unearthed by Peter Seeberg, the moderator of our AI event in Frankfurt. Some tickets are still available. We look forward to many participants. And we will not only talk about agents there – we promise.
At the second Industrial AI conference sponsored by SYNTAX on January 22, 2025 in Frankfurt, experts will explain how AI will change their company and how they are preparing for it. In the three sessions Business, Engineering and Deep Tech, participants will be able to discuss ideas and questions with the speakers in small groups at eye level.
We have summarized the seven most important AI topics for industry. The list is certainly not exhaustive – we look forward to your ideas and analyses for 2025. One question: Will we really be lying on the sun deck in November?
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Professor Frank Hutter announced nothing more than a revolution a few months ago with TabPFN. Now the AutoML mastermind has founded a company for the foundation model around tabular data. The company is called Prior Labs and the founders have just published their approach in Nature. The start to 2025 could be worse.
Dr. Niels Syassen, CTO of Sick, explains in this interview how he and his team position the sensor manufacturer when it comes to AI and how they want to bring the topics of safety and AI together. That won't be easy. But Syassen is optimistic and, in the interview, he discusses scenarios for the interplay between AI and functional safety.
AI agents are currently the hot topic in many AI communities. However, most of them tend to argue on the surface - as is often the case when it comes to AI. Google has now published a white paper on the subject that dispels myths and explains the most important terms and issues. Not just for the many self-proclaimed AI consultants.
The Applied AI Institute invites you to the AI Act Day in Munich. With this event, the organizers want to shed light on the current status of the implementation of the AI Act, discuss the most important horizontal and sector-specific challenges and exchange best practices for concrete solutions along the entire value chain. Our event tip for February.
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