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Artificial intelligence (AI) has started receiving bad publicity since Midjourney and ChatGPT came on to the scene. Not only are the ethical and economic implications of large-scale AI models the subject of much discussion, concerns about their environmental impact are getting louder, too. With that in mind, I will use this blog post to explore the question of how sustainable AI really is and – spoiler alert – what we need to do to make AI more sustainable. You will also learn why training the models is not the biggest problem from an environmental standpoint.

Laboratories are working hard today to solve the problems created by the exponential increase in data. One promising approach is single source of truth (SSOT). In this blog post, I will explain the underlying concept behind SSOT as well as the advantages it brings.

The metaverse has become more and more important in recent years and is expected to play a critical role in the field of virtual reality in the future. In this blog post, I will take an in-depth look at the metaverse and what it means for the future of online interactions.

A new trend has emerged among digital artists and collectors in recent years – non-fungible tokens, or NFTs for short. NFTs are digital tokens that represent ownership of a unique digital asset such as a piece of art, a music album or a tweet. This blog post will take a closer at NFTs and explain how they can be used.

The digital transformation of the healthcare sector in Germany and the opportunities it has created for private health insurers have prompted adesso to focus more on digital health services. I will explain this means in my blog post.

The narrative that sustainability is time-consuming, expensive and contradicts business goals still persists. Critics of regulation in particular stubbornly uphold this dogmatic belief. Therefore, in this blog post, we will take a look at how much truth there is to this and why digital technologies are a decisive factor when it comes to environmental and economic sustainability.

Industries with large amounts of sensitive customer data, such as insurance providers or banks, need to make sure that only the ‘right’ people have access to this data if they want to offer their customers the convenience of online services. I want to use this blog post to show you how this topic has developed in recent years.

Imagine the following scenario: manufacturing companies see the suppliers’ stock levels in the system and can say exactly when the delivery will be made, and bottlenecks no longer exist because the required amounts of product have been (re)ordered with the help of predictive monitoring. This will be possible in the future – namely with a self-driving supply chain. I will present this concept in more detail in my blog post.

The digitalisation of occupational pension schemes is often still in its infancy. This is because there are a number of challenges for stakeholders that inhibit the advancement of IT solutions. But there are some excellent opportunities here, too. This blog post will explain what these are in excerpts.