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It's just a harmless video within a video, right? An attempt is being made to establish a connection between the genuine 'New Class' from 1963 onwards and the one that is building on it today. So you have to be
very old to remember the models from back then.
Just an advertising film. It's hard to explain how this can "get under the skin" of those born later. Or maybe just because Aleph Alpha GmbH is currently working on a large order from BMW. At least we hear something about
the importance of emotions in BMW products.
Will something like a description for the software-based car follow later, one that every one of us, who gets into his/her vehicle, should find oneself there? His contacts, preferences, the
environment, such as meetings, phone calls, or addresses. I tell the vehicle what my needs are.
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But what constitutes rediscovery remains unclear. The OEM is supposed to keep coming back to the customer with software updates, but where this is heading remains unclear to us as listeners.
Is this a type of AI that I can already use in my car today, or is it only intended to enable me to continue a phone call on my way from my home office to my car? Does the car remember the appointments I just made on the
phone?
Aleph Alpha helps companies such as BMW in the field of vehicle development to implement the above. And that's probably only because Aleph Alpha understands the domain language. The problem is that we
did not understand Aleph Alpha during this presentation.
How long did you persevere here, with the keywords and, even more difficult, the throughput of English terms? Or did you pause after every term that wasn't explained and look it up on the internet?
According to ChatGPT, a domain language is 'the common, precise language that subject matter experts and developers use to talk about a specific subject area. If you think you have understood it now, then pay attention
to the context of the text once again.
This is not about a connection between the car and the user, but rather about clarifying terminology between those involved in vehicle development. Confusing only because it's actually about customer data, which are used
to ‘train models’.
No, we never even got to the point of 'building trust'. We lost track of the thread earlier. Following ChatGPT, Aleph Alpha aims to build a 'trustworthy, explainable generative AI' that reflects European values such as data
protection and technological sovereignty.
To this end, they operate their own high-performance data center. They collect data that is mainly of interest to companies and public institutions and guarantee that it is not
transferred overseas, for example, in an uncontrolled manner.
But can't the leading representative explain it that way? Why is his language peppered with English? We still don't understand how Aleph Alpha 'comes to a conclusion in a model agnostic way,' even with the help of
ChatGPT this time.
| No, this presentation did not help us in our search for the software-based car. |
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