Short quiz on the topic of "Artificial intelligence"

In English, the verb "to prompt" means something like "to request, arrange". In German, "prompt" means "immediately, quickly".

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The Murf.ai application not only converts texts into spoken language like other reading apps. You can also adjust the emphasis, volume and pitch.

With DeepL you can translate texts or spoken language almost in real time like native speakers.

With Fireflies.ai, the transcript is created almost automatically after a meeting with several people. The application can distinguish between the different voices and provides a summary of the meeting including a list of points to be dealt with.

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Many applications are based on simple algorithms. Put simply, these are "if-then rules" in a computer program. Booking portals for vacation trips also work without AI. It is an automatic process, the application does not "learn" anything, there is no expansion. Facial recognition is considered weak AI because the task of the respective application relates to a clearly defined area. An AI for facial recognition is not able to classify clothing or cars, for example. Most current AI-based applications are considered weak AI. A strong AI could carry out similarly complex processes as humans can, for example to simulate human conversation partners credibly. The term "generative AI" is often used in this context. This refers to an AI that assembles content in such a way that it appears newly generated.

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With this law, the EU wants to enable innovation, but at the same time offer protection against certain risks. Just because digital technology could do many things, not everything will be allowed in the EU. For example, systems for the social or biometric classification of people remain prohibited in the EU. The law also sets out requirements in terms of transparency obligations, particularly for digital applications that are used in sensitive areas. People should be able to clearly recognize which content has been artificially generated and according to which rules this has been done.

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It is one of the examples of companies that have set themselves the goal of developing AI software that complies with European data protection regulations.

The city of Offenbach is drastically modernizing its internal administrative processes. The aim is to provide a good quality of service for citizens. You can find more information here: