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Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) covers methods that enable computer systems to perform tasks that previously required human judgement: recognising patterns in large data sets, producing forecasts, understanding texts and documents or proposing decisions.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) covers methods that enable computer systems to perform tasks that previously required human judgement: recognising patterns in large data sets, producing forecasts, understanding texts and documents or proposing decisions. Most current applications are based on machine learning, in which models learn from historical data instead of executing fixed, pre-programmed rules. In logistics, AI is used for demand forecasting, route planning, pricing, automated reading of freight and customs documents, tariff classification of goods and control of warehouse processes. The quality of results depends heavily on the volume and cleanliness of the available data; for legally relevant decisions, proposals from AI systems still need to be checked by people.
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