AI and other ICT news

The application of artificial intelligence (AI) is growing rapidly and is becoming increasingly intertwined with our daily lives and high-stakes industries such as healthcare, telecom, and energy. But with great power comes great responsibility: AI systems sometimes make mistakes or give uncertain answers that can have major consequences.

Do you want colleagues to get quick answers to questions about Products, policies, IT, processes, or customers? Then an internal knowledge system with its own chatbot is ideal.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has fundamentally changed the way we program. AI agents can generate code, optimize it, and even assist with debugging. However, there are some limitations that programmers need to keep in mind when working with AI.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to evolve in 2025 and has an increasingly significant impact on our daily lives and business. The key trends in AI show how this technology is reaching new heights. Here we discuss some core developments that will shape the future of AI.

Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to have a huge impact on how we work and innovate. With O3, OpenAI introduces groundbreaking new technology that enables companies to operate smarter, faster, and more efficiently. What does this progress mean for your organization, and how can you leverage this technology? Read on to find out.

The future of organizations consists of digital twins: Transform with artificial intelligence and strengthen sectors such as healthcare and finance. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is more than just ChatGPT.

Faster, Smarter and More Sustainable In the world of software development, outdated code can be an obstacle to innovation and growth. Legacy code is often built up from decades of patches, workarounds, and updates that were once functional but are now difficult to maintain.

The world of generative AI (genAI) is developing at a rapid pace. Where we once only dreamed of technology that could match human creativity, today we see applications that surprise and inspire us. From text generation to artificial image and video production: genAI opens doors to new possibilities in various sectors, from marketing and entertainment to healthcare and education.

The developments in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) raise questions about what lies ahead. A recent whitepaper by Leopold Aschenbrenner paints a fascinating picture of the current situation and what may await us. Here are some key insights shaping the future of AI, based on an analysis of trends and challenges.

Data obviously plays a crucial role in companies that are digitizing. But while the demand for high-quality and large amounts of data is increasing, we often encounter challenges such as privacy restrictions and a lack of sufficient data for specialized tasks.

For years, robots in the industry have ensured that simple work can be automated. So far, this has not led to higher unemployment, but the claim is that this will change.

With the advent of drones and self-driving cars, the entire transportation sector, police, and military will also be robotized.

In the world of artificial intelligence, one of the biggest challenges is developing AI systems that are not only intelligent but also act according to ethical norms and values that align with those of humans. One approach to this is training AI using legal codes and jurisprudence as a foundation.

For a larger project at Essent, we built, among other things, an artificial intelligence robot. The project includes the integration of (live) chat via the website with both employees and an AI robot.