Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stefan Wagenpfeil
Software Engineering | IT-Management | Gutachter für Informatik
Mark Zuckerberg announced this week in a (presumably real) video that he wants to develop an AGI with Meta, i.e. a general artificial intelligence that is equal to – if not superior to – the human intellect. Meta is said Continue Reading
At the turn of the year, a few more thoughts on a topic that has taken a bit of a back seat due to the various hypes and events in 2023: knowledge management! The management and organization of knowledge is Continue Reading
I just stumbled across this video with a demo of Google’s Gemini AI – please check it out! Even if a lot of things here are certainly still tailored for a demo and in practice many things will probably not Continue Reading
I am once again annoyed by all these advertisements and product descriptions that currently advertise with AI. AI here, AI there, now with AI, the best AI-supported blah blah blah. AI is definitely the latest “pig being driven through all Continue Reading
What is the complexity of augmented and mixed reality applications? In development? In UI/UX design? Concept? In the department? In research? Or…. everywhere? The fact is: programming is almost the easiest part of such applications. The example in the attached Continue Reading
Many years ago, I wanted to sell licenses for our self-developed software for TV stations to a radio station. The boss there said “the software is ready, isn’t it? Then all you have to do is burn it onto a Continue Reading
I recently came across a memo from Steve Jobs from 1986 that I would like to share: Jobs called for a “meeting-free” day so that every employee has time and space to carry out individual work undisturbed and came to Continue Reading
Apple has unveiled new iPhones – the annual show with new colors, better cameras, enhanced sensors, this time supplemented by sustainability and CO2 neutrality. With all the beautiful marketing, you have to take a step back and look at the Continue Reading
Last week, the assembly lines at Toyota came to a standstill – due to insufficient memory in a server. Many people may not understand “how can something like this happen? may even have caused a certain amount of schadenfreude – Continue Reading
Done 🙂 Together with my esteemed colleague Prof. Dr.-Ing. Hemmje from the FernUniversität Hagen, we have completed the manuscript for our new Springer book on “Multimedia Information Retrieval”. The book is now being proofread and laid out – we are Continue Reading