Updates on upcoming events and event recaps, insight into recent developments in our technology, and education on relevant issues around Artificial Intelligence - that's what you'll find here on our elevait blog. We share articles about us, our customers & partners, as well as other topics that are important for the AI ecosystem around our products and services.
Why did the AI start its own blog?
Because it wanted to find out how many zeros and ones it takes to create a perfect English blog post.
Stay tuned, it will be finished soon!
We dive into the world of Virtual Private Networks (VPN) and share a glimpse of insights on how and why we chose the one that suited best for our needs.
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elevait's web application team gives you an introduction to their custom Text Annotation Tool which allows to train and frequently retrain models. Get an insight into the tool's development from an UX integration and development perspective.
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In this post, we want to focus on plans, which are usually received in PDF format. What are common use cases where structured information from such PDF plans might come in handy? And what methods do we use in order to extract the information?
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As one of the German partner companies in the new IPCEI-CIS funding programme of the Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Protection (BMWK), elevait will actively shape the implementation of artificial intelligence in a secure, distributed cloud for the public sector.
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ALLPLAN has entered into a technology partnership with elevait to make it easier for the construction and real estate industry to access its own project data.
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AI models being able to handle unexpected inputs and maintain accuracy in their predictions can make a difference. Staying ahead has never been more important. With AI becoming increasingly prevalent, understanding Out-of-domain-detection is crucial.
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In this Roulette everyone wins. We explain the importance of code reviews in software development and introduce the concept of "Reviewer Roulette" to distribute review workload more evenly among developers.
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