Today: Was kann OpenAIs KI-Assistent „Dots“? | BASF will Evonik haben
KI-Assistenten sind das neue Hype-Thema im Silicon Valley – trotz der aktuellen Sicherheitsdebatten. Und: Evonik hat die erste Offerte abgelehnt, doch BASF hält an seinem Übernahmeplan fest.
Despite discussions about security risks associated with the use of AI agents, Silicon Valley is currently establishing AI assistants as a new hype topic and driving the spread of increasingly autonomous AI helpers in professional and private life through new products. Just a few weeks after Meta introduced its AI assistant "Muse," OpenAI made an appearance at its developer conference in San Francisco and presented the new service "Dots."
This service is also designed to automatically handle various tasks and make its users more productive.
Luisa Bomke, a KI reporter for Handelsblatt, discusses this trend in a podcast. The commentary mentions that one keeps their smartphone away from others, but is AI capable of handling everything? Furthermore, this episode focuses on the takeover poker between BASF and Evonik. The Ludwigshafen-based chemicals corporation aims to acquire the Essen competitor and remains steadfast in its plan, despite the rejection of the first offer by the Evonik management. BASF aims to push through the Evonik takeover and still has a trump card.
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