Simon Wijk Stranius & Dmitri Haid: Varför ska robotar se mänskliga ut? | En AI till Kaffet #69

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Hur hittar man rätt fabrik i världen utan att resa, googla i blindo eller förlita sig på mellanhänder?I detta avsnitt pratar Marcus med Simon Wijk Stranius och Dmitri Haid från Find my Factory om hur AI-agenter används för att hitta, analysera och jämföra leverantörer globalt. Från bildsök och språkteknik till datakvalitet, pivotar och snabb tillväxt.Samtalet rör sig också kring leveranskedjors sårbarhet, hur man bygger AI utan hallucinationer och vad som egentligen menas med meningsfull AI i praktiken.

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