Christian Klein

2 months ago | businessdailyafrica.com | Christian Klein

AI has long been a part of everyday life. It is engrained in how we find information on the internet, use our mobile phones, or discover music and movies that fit our taste. And yet, we have barely begun to tap into AI’s greatest potential for value creation: Companies and their employees can make tremendous leaps ahead in terms of competitiveness and productivity by infusing AI in business processes – in the thousands of decisions and transactions that create value every day.

Mar 13, 2024 | techfromthenet.it | Christian Klein

Perché l’AI diventi una vera opportunità di crescita per le aziende, secondo Christian Klein, CEO di SAP SE, è necessario puntare su affidabilità e responsabilità. “Vago ma eccitante”. Queste parole sono state l’eufemismo del XX secolo, scarabocchiate a margine del famoso articolo di Tim Berners-Lee del 1989 in cui aveva di fatto inventato il concetto di World Wide Web.

Feb 29, 2024 | news.sap.com | Jeanette Rohr |Christian Klein

Relevant, reliable, and responsible – those are SAP’s guidelines for the artificial intelligence embedded in its solutions and products. The “responsible” part is being monitored by the software company’s AI Ethics department, led by Dr. Sebastian Wieczorek. “At SAP, ethics has been part of our research and development of artificial intelligence from the very beginning,” Wieczorek, head of AI Ethics at SAP, says.

Feb 15, 2024 | news.sap.com | Christian Klein

WALLDORF — SAP SE (NYSE: SAP) has created a new end-to-end growth area focused on AI under the leadership of Dr. Philipp Herzig in the newly created role of chief artificial intelligence officer (CAIO). The new unit oversees the entire value chain for SAP Business AI, from product development and research through to customer implementation. In this new role, effective January 2024, Herzig reports directly to CEO Christian Klein.

Jan 30, 2024 | news.sap.com | Thomas Saueressig |Christian Klein |Julia White

BERKELEY, Calif. — SAP SE (NYSE: SAP) today announced it will collaborate with the Sky Computing Lab at the University of California (UC), Berkeley to support the university’s cutting-edge research on interconnected cloud technology in the context of artificial intelligence (AI). UC Berkeley’s insights will help accelerate SAP’s AI strategy aiming to build hundreds of applications. “There’s no technology advancing faster than AI,” SAP Chief AI Officer Philipp Herzig said.