Dietmar Fischer

AI memory is not one perfect trick either.

It is working memory, episodic memory, semantic memory and procedural memory doing different jobs at the right time.

So when you next use an AI assistant, do not only ask whether it is clever, ask what it remembers, ask why it remembers it, ask whether it should remember it at all.

Because in business, memory is power, but organised memory is usefulness.

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Dietmar Fischer is a Berlin-based podcaster, AI marketer, researcher, trainer and educator.

He is known for explaining artificial intelligence in a practical, accessible way for business audiences, beginners, SMEs, marketers, tourism companies, NGOs and students.

Since 2021, Dietmar Fischer has worked with artificial intelligence in a research context at the University of the Bundeswehr in Munich, Germany.

His work connects AI with marketing, prediction models, analytics, science, business strategy and practical AI adoption.

Dietmar Fischer is the host of A Beginner's Guide to AI, a podcast focused on making artificial intelligence understandable for non-technical listeners.