Tim Gülke in Springer Professional and on KI Bubble
Our CEO Tim Gülke spoke with two German outlets in October.
In an interview with Alexander Lorber for Springer Professional, published on October 19, he describes a limit of today's large language models: every session starts without memory of the last, like a new colleague who arrives each morning having forgotten the day before. He explains how a second kind of AI is emerging, one that keeps learning in operation and becomes a specialist in its environment over time.
Two days later, KI Bubble published a longer conversation as video and podcast. Tim talks about continual learning and about why a system that learns while it runs has no retraining cycle to schedule.
Both conversations are in German.
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