Last January, for the second time in a row, Artificial Intelligence experts met at our Munich offices in cooperation with Munich Datageeks Over 150 AI researchers and interested parties gathered in our CIB modul-E to take part in this exciting event.
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In today's business world, artificial intelligence is a decisive factor for the success of companies. As a pioneer in AI research, CIB has been successfully developing and implementing innovative AI solutions for digitalization for years.
CIB doXiview is an AI-supported application that automates some typical PDF processing steps: it blacks out sensitive data, creates ZUGFeRD invoices from simple PDFs and makes scanned documents machine-readable.
Yann LeCun, Chief AI Scientist at Meta AI Research and Silver Professor at the Courant Institute for Mathematical Sciences at New York University, one of the foremost minds and pioneers in the field of Deep Learning Deep Learning, gave a fascinating insight into the future of this emerging technology last Friday at the Bavarian Academy of Sciences in Munich.
Last week we held a two-day workshop with Dr. Ross King and his team at the premises of the Austrian Institute of Technology AIT Vienna.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a key technology of digitalization. It has long been a part of our daily lives—for example, in the form of voice assistants. AI is also becoming increasingly prevalent in businesses. Some people view this development with a vague sense of concern.
More and more documents are being digitized today for archiving or sharing. This is usually done by scanning or photographing them. However, poor lighting, camera shake, or low resolution can impair readability.
Although there are already relevant guidelines in the public sector regarding the accessibility of documents, government agencies still have a long way to go in this regard. In the private sector, too, millions of non-accessible PDF documents continue to be made available or used in customer communications.
Companies that want to develop and use artificial intelligence need suitable training data. However, these often have a personal reference and thus fall within the scope of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).