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Generative AI has the potential to revolutionize everything companies do. Together with Microsoft we are launching the Siemens Industrial Copilot, an AI powered assistant to supercharge collaboration between humans and machines. Across industries these will boost innovation, speed up code development and tackle the shortage of skilled labor. Already...

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Cyril Coste #DigitalTransformationvor 2 Jahren

An exciting partnership between @Siemens and @Microsoft! #AI #Digitalization #GenerativeAI #DigitalTransformation

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mike houghtonvor 2 Jahren

This will provide a step change in the way Siemens delivers value to their customers. Brilliant news!

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Antonio Vieira Santosvor 2 Jahren

Siemens and Microsoft are orchestrating a symphony of human-machine collaboration with the unveiling of Siemens Industrial Copilot. This generative AI marvel is not just a tool but a harbinger of industrial evolution, refining the dialogue between people and machines. As it seamlessly intertwines with human endeavour in manufacturing, infrastructure, transportation, and healthcare, we're not just looking at code generation but the genesis of a new industrial narrative. The early adoption by Schaeffler AG exemplifies the tangible promise of accelerating innovation. #AI #Innovation #IndustrialMetaverse #SIEX @siemensindustry

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Girish Naikvor 2 Jahren

Great discussion 👌👍

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Chakradhar Mishravor 2 Jahren

Awesome discussion 👌

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Balaram Duttavor 2 Jahren

Copilot for Industry application- Industrial Copilot. It is going to be game changer for Industrial applications. Excellent discussion 👏

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1:29🪴 🇮🇳vor 2 Jahren

👍👌 Let's see if we r intelligent enough to create another intelligence like us. The era of species domination is near. So as the doomsday 👿😎👍

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Jesse Rodriguezvor 2 Jahren

@Siemens Boost innovation

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Stefan Jurmanvor 2 Jahren

@siemens_press FroheWeihnachtenundviel Spaß beim freien Fall ohne Fallschirm 😂😂 ah, ich kann eure Tests mit mir nicht vergessen, von wegen Reichweite 😳 wegen „Heil Hitler“ wärs 😳 Nur so, sag ma so, ihr braucht mich , wie immer? So , wie immer? Alles gar nicht wahr, gelle ? Wer schwul? Ich?

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KMSvor 2 Jahren

Excellent initiative. Please ensure that many countries are covered

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