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Anonymous08/11/26, 01:05No.17034811Where is their AI?
US, France and China have AIs. Where is Germany's? In the past decades they were more into engineering and math than computers but they should nevertheless realize this is important.

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Anon08/11/26, 01:07No.17034812
Germany's past in computers includes Konrad Zuse's Z3 (1941) and Karl Steinbuch's artificial neural network (1960). (Btw Steinbuch was a member of the NSDAP, which is perhaps why his contributions aren't as acknowledged.)
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Anon08/11/26, 02:05No.17034826
Down under, I hear we are getting some AI's as well. Fair dingo!
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Anon08/11/26, 02:23No.17034827
Germans hate themselves too much and are too overly cucked to do anything productive anymore. Thanks Merkel!
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Anon08/11/26, 03:06No.17034841
They don't have a digital capable secret service
Ai was forced down the throat of these states by these agancies by waiving fear mongering about the other countries that's why money is being thrown at it with no prpfitability in sight
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Anon08/11/26, 08:32No.17034937
Stable diffusion is German. And of course we must not forget the foundational work by Hochreiter and Schmidhuber :)
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Anon08/11/26, 08:41No.17034941
internet is still neuland
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Anon08/11/26, 08:43No.17034942
>France
lmao nice try, Mistral is so shitty it shouldn't count, it's use cases are 0 because it's beyond retarded.
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Anon08/11/26, 10:54No.17034966
German here
People with real abilities are not making it into the right positions anymore in Germany. Its all about who talks best and fits best into the left liberal city mainstream.
So you got people who can talk the best and the most bullshit in the positions which need to develop something. A good example is Isar Aerospace, they just talk and talk for 10 years yet havent even managed to launch a rocket into space, while having secured and used a billion dollar.
Adn thats just about the german men. So then you have all these mandatory women quotas which fuck up productivity extra hard.
Then you have DEI who hire foreigners preferably which is even worse, these people may not even speak german and complicate things extra while just beeing some generic jeet.
Also you can not make it in germany with work, the system and taxes are designed that way that you pay a real marginal tax of up to 70%. And if you earn so much you have to pay for way more stuff if you have children too. Its all constructed so that you cant get rich. So why give your best? Its then only these talkers and self promoters rising.
That all works in the usual fields of soft science, big corporations and media because there is no hard competition. But in fields where actual competence is needed and hard competition only small companies in rural Germany where the things i described do not apply can still compete.
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Anon08/11/26, 15:03No.17035061
>Where is Germany's?
Oh, we have an AI mag in high gloss where projects are one page on the end. The rest is about talking heads and meet and greet events.
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Anon08/11/26, 20:34No.17035197
There is not a single reason Germany should buy into LLM garbage at this time. Anyone with even a basic understanding of real world economics understands the best thing to do is to wait for this meme tech to not operate at a loss requiring indefinite money printing and a rigged puppet stock market to last.
Slurp the cheapies when the bubble bursts and then wait another year for Chinese open source models to catch up with the sharts.

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Anon08/12/26, 07:03No.17035378
They're a socialist totalitarian country now so they will fall behind in everything apart from poverty rates and human suffering.
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Anon08/12/26, 09:23No.17035410
I think they are planning round 3 because they have been very quiet for a while and they have form with this. They are very proud of everything related to STEM but silence.
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Anon08/12/26, 21:00No.17035811
>FLUX: Developed by Freiburg-based Black Forest Labs

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Anon08/12/26, 21:05No.17035814
>German AI consortium releases Soofi S, an open 30B model that tops benchmarks in both English and German
Picrel

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Anon08/13/26, 11:23No.17036068
They could just put in effort for ASICs, they have the needed infrastructure
>During a gold rush, sell shovels
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Anon08/13/26, 17:23No.17036199
AI is haram
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Anon08/15/26, 03:32No.17036814
Based Teutonic Chads not buying into the AI hype and wasting VC in a bubble about to pop and instead investing in other sectors of the economy.
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Anon08/16/26, 13:38No.17037403
die KI-Schleimscheiße*
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Anon08/24/26, 05:05No.17041541
german here
we don't take your AI seriously
we have identified a scam
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Anon08/24/26, 13:32No.17041694
wir haben AI, wir nennen sie Autocorrect
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Anon08/26/26, 09:21No.17042625
there are no real big tech players in germany
we dont have meta/windows/google/musk that have billions to burn on a chance this might work out
biggest players here are probably sap/lidl and both of those are small fries compared to the companies pushing ai (and also really risk-averse)
i think sap sells windows ai in some form and lidl is more of a local "hyper"-scaler
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Anon08/28/26, 20:41No.17043678
Germany will unveil its new Robo-Hitler AI right before WW3 starts. It's been practicing using paradox games, HOI3 especially. We fucked if we don't speak German.
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Anon08/29/26, 00:20No.17043779
They/them are too busy preparing millions of cannon fodder units to protect the wealth of their zionist masters.

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Anon08/31/26, 10:08No.17044930
Germany have been doing a lot recently, trust me on this, they will have some kind of AI. With the Germans, you have to teach them to take things slowly. Because as soon as they get a bit of a thing going.... bang.... lets try to take over the world again guys.
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Anon08/31/26, 10:29No.17044939
German autism IS THE AI they are trying to replicate.
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Anon08/31/26, 13:10No.17044966
their country is demographically dead.
they simply don't have enough smart, young and energetic people to innovate with falling birth rates being supplemented with third world immigration.
and the ones they do have may as well move to America for better pay.
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Anon09/01/26, 16:09No.17045392
The one on the right, over 800 billion on boomers pensions and healthcare

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Anon09/04/26, 06:59No.17046664
https://bfl.ai/
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Anon09/04/26, 12:26No.17046735
Adolf Itler