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Artificial intelligence has long since arrived in everyday business life. Whether automated processes, intelligent analyses or generative AI - the potential applications are growing rapidly. At the same time, however, the requirements for data protection, transparency and legal security are also increasing. This is precisely where the topic of AI compliance comes into play.
Artificial intelligence is changing the way companies work. AI systems support the analysis of large amounts of data, automate recurring tasks and enable new digital business models. However, the use of AI not only brings efficiency gains, but also new security-related challenges.
TÜV Thüringen was faced with the challenge of making transcription processes more efficient in its day-to-day work. Meetings were previously transcribed manually - a time-consuming process that tied up valuable capacity.
Have you ever wondered why smartphones now recognize faces, why cars can drive themselves or why chatbots seem more and more natural? Behind many of these small technical wonders is deep learning - a kind of "brain" for modern AI systems.
Together with university4industry, we launched the concept of a multi-stage training program at the beginning of 2025. The aim is to provide Fraport and R+V employees with targeted training in data-driven skills,
Perhaps you know the feeling: you open Netflix and immediately find a series that suits your taste perfectly. Or your smartphone sorts your photos so cleverly that you can find certain moments with just one tap. You might be thinking: "That's pretty handy." And that's exactly what machine learning is all about.
Have you ever wondered how large companies manage to bring together mountains of data from different sources, cleanse it and then use it to make important decisions? It's not rocket science, but a meticulous method that forms the backbone of any modern data analysis.
Do you know this? Projects drag on like chewing gum, the requirements are constantly changing and in the end the result is completely different than expected? Welcome to the often stressful everyday life of many companies! But there is a way to break out of this vicious circle: SCRUM.
The demands placed on modern data landscapes are increasing rapidly. More and more systems, higher data volumes, stricter compliance requirements and the pressure to use data intelligently are presenting companies with new challenges.
The term Continuous Integration - CI for short - is not really a big secret: you regularly upload your code to the shared repository and a pipeline automatically checks whether everything fits together.
How do we ensure that AI systems make fair decisions? Who is responsible when algorithms discriminate? How do we protect our customers' privacy in a data-driven world?
If you develop software, want to introduce it or are responsible for it in your company, you probably know this feeling: The new application is supposed to simplify processes, save time and make your life easier - but what if errors in the system have exactly the opposite effect?
Imagine you start your computer in the morning, open your software - and everything runs smoothly. No error messages, no unexpected failures, no "We have to update the system first" blockers. Sounds good, doesn't it? Unfortunately, everyday life often looks different
Digitalization is no longer a foreign concept in public administration - and yet many processes still feel like they used to: piles of paper on desks, duplicate data entry, long processing times. At the same time, citizens expect fast, digital services - preferably around the clock. This is exactly where artificial intelligence (AI) can make a real difference.
Today, IT is far more than just technical infrastructure - it is the backbone of every modern company. But while technologies are developing rapidly, many organizations remain stuck in old structures.
The Financial Data Access Regulation (FiDA) is one of the central elements of the European Union's Digital Finance Strategy. As part of the European digital strategy, FiDA supports the transition to open finance and promotes a data-driven approach in the financial sector. It creates a new framework that standardizes, expands and secures access to financial data.
Good UX writing is not a question of talent or intuition - but the result of conscious decisions. Words in the interface fulfill a clear purpose: they should provide orientation, create trust and make the next step easy. Here are 20 tips to help you improve your UX writing!
Have you ever seen a video that totally gripped you emotionally - only to find out later that it wasn't real? Or read a news item that later turned out to be deliberate misinformation? Then you have already experienced what media manipulation means today.