Old And New AI Agents: How Artificial Intelligence Has Developed

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AI agents, i.e. computer programs that can solve tasks independently, have changed dramatically in recent decades. In the past, they were mainly based on fixed expert knowledge (so-called “ontologies”). I created one of my first (multi-)agent systems using ontologies and predefined rules. Today, however, they are increasingly learning directly from data. This article explains what these […]

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AI as a Service: Serving Intelligence by the Slice of Pizza

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About ten years ago, when I first began delving deeply into cloud architectures, I came across a model that immediately fascinated me: the Pizza Model by Albert Barron. In a charming and simple way, it explains the various cloud approaches – IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS – while cleverly linking the topic to a universal love:

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OpenAI releases OpenAI o1!

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🧠 Cognitive Performance 🧠It has been trained to think through problems like a human, refining its approach, trying different strategies, and learning from mistakes—making it much better at handling complex tasks. Whether it’s about math, programming, or scientific questions, o1 shines and solves 83% of the tasks in the International Mathematical Olympiad compared to just

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Smart lighting systems – Intelligent street lighting of today

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If a lantern lights up – it must be pretty “smart”; smart as the Anglophile would say. These days, pretty much everything is smart – from the toaster to the TV to the light switch – which can make perfect sense, as it not only improves convenience but also reduces electricity consumption. But why a

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