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A new study on artificial intelligence in Germany highlights the strength of the national and Bavarian capitals.

A survey by Germany’s digital industry association Bitkom shows that 61 percent of company employees want more artificial intelligence training - creating increased demand for generative AI training in the years to come.

Germany’s “wait and see” attitude toward artificial intelligence has given way to a conviction that AI is a must-have. AI is now central to the development of Europe’s largest economy, as the tale of one Polish-American company’s German expansion shows.

The global AI boom is providing a boost to Germany’s fledgling AI ecosystem, with AI start-up numbers and investment levels continuing to increase thanks to public funding and venture capital injections.

In a new report, the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development found that Germany was a world-class environment for AI and pointed out room for further development and growth.

The US software colossus says it will spend more than EUR three billion on its artificial intelligence business in Europe’s largest economy.

The digital transformation is fast underway in Germany with market developments in artificial intelligence showing the way.

Leading digital industry association Bitkom says that the sector is poised to outperform other parts of the German economy in the coming year.

Fifteen percent of German companies are now utilizing artificial intelligence – a marked jump compared with one year ago.

A research center and a hot start-up have joined forces to promote excellence in artificial intelligence in southwest Germany.