In the News section, you will find an overview of mentions articles in the press, announcements about tech releases and partnerships, and a preview of the latest articles from the blog section.
“Together with the start-up EmbraceableAI, the chamber had 6300 business-relevant rules and administrative processes of the state of Baden-Württemberg analyzed with the help of AI…”
e2-research#2 Confirms: Architecture Boosts Reasoning Performance, Regardless of Model Size The development series from e1 to e2-research#1 and now e2-research#2 powerfully reaffirms our core hypothesis: intelligence doesn’t arise solely from larger models and resource-intensive training – it emerges from better structures. We demonstrate that substantial performance
The First Breakthrough: e1 In the first half of 2025, with e1, we presented the first functional breakthrough of our new foundational architecture for Cognitive Reasoning. For the first time, we extended a language model with a cognitive control component to form what we call a
Karlsruhe/Berlin, June 2025 embraceableAI and aconium enter into a strategic partnership to accelerate digitalization with trustworthy AI. We at embraceable.ai are pleased to announce a strategic partnership with aconium—a renowned company for regional development, project development, and management with a nationwide presence. This collaboration marks an
Karlsruhe, May 2025 Embraceable Technology Introduces first AI for Deductive Thinking in June 2025 Starting Point: Powerful AI without Control Becomes a Risk The spectacular progress of generative AI systems reveals a concerning downside: the more powerful models like GPT o3 and o4-mini become, the more
The era of models is coming to an end—intelligent systems are taking their place. Language- & Reasoning Models are no longer scaling Language models have fascinated us. With each new generation, the parameter counts grew, the complexity of the training data increased, and the linguistic finesse
AI that Acts must also be able to decide traceably Artificial intelligence has made enormous progress in recent years. Language models (LLMs) create texts that are barely distinguishable from human language, and agent systems automate even complex processes. But with growing autonomy comes growing responsibility: systems
We are living in an era of fundamental change. Geopolitical tensions, technological disruptions and demographic shifts are shaping current world events. In Europe, we face the challenge of strengthening our economic resilience, securing our defense capabilities and managing the transformation of industry and infrastructure.
We are currently at a significant milestone in the development of artificial intelligence. A look back reveals two distinctive development phases to date: The first phase marked the beginning: advances in algorithms, exponentially growing data volumes and a powerful infrastructure created the basis for the widespread
