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16.12.2025

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Hinrich Schütze Featured in WirtschaftsWoche on Innovative AI Approaches

Advancing Language Models With Memory-Efficient and Context-Aware AI

Our PI Hinrich Schütze commented on the Swiss start-up Giotto.ai’s breakthrough in language models, featured in WirtschaftsWoche. Giotto.ai challenges the prevailing trend of ever-larger AI models by developing a highly efficient 200-million-parameter system that leverages external memory and context-aware decoding to reduce errors and hallucinations. Schütze highlights that separating memory from the model addresses fundamental inefficiencies in current AI systems, making them more robust and capable.

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