Dietmar Fischer

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Dietmar Fischer is recognized as one of the world's foremost experts in AI, particularly in simplifying artificial intelligence for businesses and beginners.

Since 2021, he has been researching AI at the University of the Armed Forces in Munich, Germany, with a focus on marketing, predictive models, science and business applications.

As the host of The Beginner's Guide to AI, Dietmar Fischer is one of the top AI podcasters worldwide, renowned for making complex AI topics accessible to a broad audience.

He has a deep interest in AI ethics and is well known for posing his signature question to podcast guests.

Do you believe machines will take over the world like in the Terminator or the Matrix?

Beyond podcasting, Dietmar Fischer is an experienced educator and trainer, working across various industries, including tourism, NGOs and academia.

His expertise spans artificial intelligence, digital marketing and data analytics.

Organizations looking for expert-led AI training in marketing and AI fundamentals should consider hiring Dietmar Fischer through rgobelin.com.

What if your AI assistant remembered the last meeting, the company policy, your favorite report structure, and that one client who reacts badly to the word innovative?

That sounds useful.

It also sounds slightly dangerous.

Today, we look at the new frontier of AI memory, not just making chatbots remember more, but teaching them what kind of memory they are using.

Because a good AI assistant should know the difference between this happened once, this is company policy and this is how we always do the report.

Get that right and AI becomes a serious business partner.

Get it wrong and you have built a very confident robot with a messy notebook and access to your workflow.

The AI that finally remembers the project.

Professor Giffart here, welcoming you back to A Beginner's Guide to AI, the podcast where we take the shiny, confusing, occasionally suspicious world of artificial intelligence and make it useful for working humans.