Advances in AI: How new developments could shape Luxembourg’s TMT sector

In an interconnected world, what affects one affects us all. Global market players continue to develop their artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities and the impact can be felt everywhere. Conversational and creative applications have quickly positioned Generative AI as a beloved personal helper, employee sidekick, and enterprise solution across industries… And progress in the field continues.
 

Agentic AI 

A next stage of Generative AI’s evolution, Agentic AI has the capacity to make autonomous actions and decisions without continuous human involvement. You are likely already aware of autonomous vehicles, smart home systems and robotics. But the increasing ability of AI agents to navigate work environments in real time, manage resources, and learn from mistakes when solving complex problems has huge business implications.
 

Cybersecurity

Security has emerged as prominent a concern with these recent AI advancements. AI agents are not only vulnerable to being hacked by humans, they could potentially be trained as tools to do the hacking themselves.

Deepfakes, or highly realistic content generated by AI, are also cause for concern, as they can perpetuate disinformation or be leveraged in fraudulent activities. Improved AI security infrastructure and deepfake detection capabilities will remain salient areas to focus on.
 

AI sovereignty

Major AI production has been sourced primarily from the US and China thus far, despite potential for it elsewhere. Amid increasing geopolitical tension, AI sovereignty has now come into focus as countries race to develop their tech and tackle the looming security challenges. To address these new challenges, the EU has launched multiple initiatives to enhance its AI independence and improve security infrastructure in highly-sensitive and critical domains.

From smart phone integration to more sustainable energy solutions, you can learn more about the global AI trends impacting the TMT industry here.