Kategorie: Artificial Intelligence

Just a few years ago, the job title sounded like something out of a future trends report. Today, it's rapidly becoming reality: the Human-Machine Teaming Manager is emerging as a key figure in organisations seeking to bridge the gap between human intuition and machine efficiency. As artificial intelligence and automation become deeply embedded in workflows, a new professional role is taking shape—at the intersection of technology, psychology, and organisational development.

In a world where chatbots solve problems, algorithms shape job profiles, and artificial intelligence is far from science fiction, it’s no longer enough for the next generation to simply use AI. They must understand it – and learn what uniquely human skills they’ll need to thrive alongside it. Curiosity, ethics, creativity and critical thinking: today’s children need all of these to grow into confident, capable citizens in an AI‑driven society.

What if your virtual teammate didn’t just react — but understood you? Didn’t just follow — but questioned and adapted? With “Teammates”, Ubisoft is exploring exactly that — opening a new chapter in the evolution of in-game characters.

What is today still seen as a helpful assistant could soon become the next Google—at least if OpenAI’s vision plays out. By gradually transforming ChatGPT into an interactive commerce and advertising platform, the company is laying the groundwork for a new kind of digital monetisation. Ads, as envisioned by OpenAI, won’t look like traditional banners—they’ll feel like part of the conversation.

What do 19th-century novels, eagle-eyed readers, and modern AI have in common? The answer lies in a subtle piece of punctuation – the em dash. This typographic flourish (—) has quietly become...

With the opening of new offices in Paris and Munich, US-based AI company Anthropic is making a clear statement: it intends to be a key player in the European market. But this expansion is more than just a geographic move – it’s a strategic commitment to helping shape the future of artificial intelligence in Europe.

Artificial intelligence is no longer just an experiment for major companies – it's a proven driver of business value. That’s the key finding from a new study by the Human-AI Research Department at the Wharton School, which surveyed more than 800 senior executives from large US firms. Around 75 per cent of respondents said their AI projects are already delivering a positive return on investment – a striking result amid ongoing scepticism around the real-world impact of AI.

Apple has made a move that has raised eyebrows across the AI research world – and not without reason. Under the playful title “Pico-Banana-400K”, the company has released a dataset of more than 400,000 images, freely available for anyone to use in research. Its purpose: to train the next generation of image-editing AI systems. The twist? Much of the work behind it was done by a Google AI.