In a nutshell No doubt, large language models (LLM) are a huge help for researching topics, generating summaries and ease processes of our daily student life. But when it comes to the reliability of its output, vigilance is due. LLMs are trained on large datasets from various sources. These datasets can contain inaccuracies, biases, or outdated…
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Revolutionizing Industries: How AI and Automation Are Redefining Efficiency
In recent years, AI and automation have evolved from tools of convenience to transformative forces shaping entire industries. This shift extends beyond improving isolated processes—it’s about interconnected systems that communicate, adapt, and optimize entire operations. For professionals, students, and entrepreneurs, understanding these systems is no longer optional; it’s essential for thriving in a rapidly changing…
A personal reflection on the literal meaning of Artificial Intelligence
During this week’s Digital Food Business course, I had the pleasure of attending several expert presentations on the topics of digitalization, artificial intelligence, and data science. I was impressed by the wide range of perspectives, the enthusiasm, but also the calm examination of the possibilities of data science and artificial intelligence. Many of the expert…
Navigating Realities: An exploration of quantum computing and AI in the food industry
Introduction: Unlocking the potential of quantum computing and AI in food science In the complex field of food science, the convergence of quantum computing and artificial intelligence (AI) has generated considerable excitement. However, a sophisticated analysis is essential, delving into the challenges, media sensationalism and nuances of technological growth. Quantum computing: Inside the innovation At…
How to turn a factory upside down
The year is 2024 A.D. Finland is entirely occupied by those that drive automation. Well, not entirely. One small facility of indomitable machines still holds out against the invaders. And life is not easy for the brave engineers who garrison the cities of Kuopio, Tammerfors and Helsinki.Finally a true hero named Siemens brought automation to these lands….
Precision in Practice: The Rise of Digital Twins in Food Technology
I recently had the privilege of being part of a captivating presentation by Siemens. They showcased how the optimization and digitalization of an outdated Nestlé bouillon factory in Juuka, Finland, resulted in significant production savings amounting to hundreds of thousands of Euros over the years. At the core of this transformation was the utilization of…
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