Agentic AI – What's Next?
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Burda deploys an enterprise platform called AIssist platform used by 1,800 employees to chain Whisper transcription, DeepL translation and image models into workflows that integrate with CMS and DAM; one editor reports it saved ~10 hours per interview. Black Forest Labs’ image model FLUX is fine-tuned with Lissy PONY assets to generate brand-specific illustrations in seconds, and teams run agentic workflows for competitive analysis (results in 1–2 hours), comic plot-to-panel pipelines, and fact‑checking, with agents kept reliable via human coaching, memory freezes and an ~80% autonomous / 20% human review split.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00AI business impact overview
- 5:31Practical AI implementation
- 13:40Understanding agentic workflows
- 17:21Robustness and applications
- 21:41Europe's role in the AI economy
- 27:37Organizational adaptation
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