Germany is getting started late - but not too late - and is beginning to integrate AI technology into its industry. This process is an evolution that breaks with old conventions. The Evolut Strategy describes how this is done. apnews.com/article/jensen-hu…

Here’s a great example of the “Evolut” strategy—in a slightly modified form: Booking.com, the world’s largest travel agency, isn’t trying to improve its service offerings here and there with AI tools; instead, it’s relying on AI-native “satellite companies” by investing in relevant startups. We can assume that if this proves successful—that is, if one of the startups really takes off—this AI-native offering will be integrated into Booking. In this way, the core learns from the periphery and can be gradually “further developed”: a rigid IT architecture is transformed into a dynamic AI infrastructure. linkedin.com/posts/glennfoge…