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More and more people are using AI. This also increases the demands on data centres - and their electricity requirements. In the EU alone, this is increasing by 60%. However, the power networks in Europe are often over 40 years old.

Almost one year ago in March, the national DPA ("Garante per la protezione dei dati personali" / equivalent to the GDPR) ordered the temporary suspension of ChatGPT in Italy. Recently, the parent company OpenAI was accused of breaching data protection. 

MoMas, cobots, digital twins and humanoids can revolutionise the world of work and make a decisive contribution to eliminating the shortage of skilled workers. Humans and machines are also growing ever closer together.

AI tools do not know what is really relevant and sometimes rely on pseudo-scientific findings. They can also be manipulated with simple tricks. But companies are under so much pressure when looking for staff that they overlook certain questionable aspects. An interview with Prof. Hilke Schellmann from New York University.

According to a recent survey by the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (DIHK), many companies are doing well in terms of digitalisation. However, the transformation process remains a feat of strength for most. 

Nothing has been decided yet, but on January 24, the EU Commission launched a new package of measures to support European start-ups and SMEs in the development of trustworthy artificial intelligence (AI) that complies with EU values and rules.

As ChatGPT used newspaper articles for training its artificial intelligence, the New York Times sued its inventor and parent company Open AI as well as its largest Shareholder Microsoft – for infringement of copyright. The hype around ChatGPT is based on shaky feet.

Digitized lifts can significantly reduce costs and analyse building frequencies. And this in turn allows service offerings to be scrutinized. A small control unit is changing the (hotel) world. 

The European Union (EU) has agreed on rules for handling artificial intelligence with the AI Act. It is a global first. However, the law has not met with universal approval.

Where will the development of hotel reservations go? Will hotels still be able to strengthen their direct distributions, or will they increasingly succumb to the competition with OTAs? Which role does AI play? Carolin Brauer, CEO Quality Reservations, analyses the market in this interview.