Artificial intelligence (AI) is developing rapidly, influencing numerous areas of life and fundamentally changing work processes. AI agents are among the most promising innovations - autonomous software programs that independently process data, make decisions and perform actions by interacting with their environment. They take on repetitive tasks and ensure structured processing of information - without any human intervention.

Companies are faced with the challenge of working more efficiently and remaining innovative. Artificial intelligence (AI) is a key technology that makes it possible to automate processes and free up valuable resources. The mgm AI Suite impressively demonstrates how companies can transform their workflows and concentrate on what is important: growth, innovation and customer orientation.

The quality and performance of AI assistants play a critical role in their success in real-world applications. But how can companies accurately assess whether a large language model (LLM) meets their specific business needs? mgm technology partners has developed the AI Evaluation Framework - a systematic approach to objectively evaluate and optimize AI results.

In the insurance industry, creating quotations ranks among the most challenging tasks that brokers and underwriters face daily. These processes demand not only deep...

Public authorities are under increasing pressure - on the one hand, there are high numbers of applications and recurring routine tasks and, on the other, a shortage of skilled workers as a result of demographic change. The use of artificial intelligence (AI) offers numerous opportunities to make administrative processes more efficient and user-centric.

Companies s are often faced with the decision of whether to implement GenAI projects internally or outsource them to external service providers. This question is becoming increasingly important in view of the rapid developments in the field of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI). To make this decision easier, there are a number of criteria that help companies to systematically classify projects.

Artificial intelligence (AI) offers enormous opportunities for all industries and will also revolutionise the insurance industry in many ways, for example through the automation and optimisation of processes, personalised customer contact, more precise risk assessments and more efficient claims processing.