Why everyone in the industrial sector should use/try code interpreter maybe for predictive quality.

Peter and I would like to thank all speakers (Cees Snoek, Sepp Hochreiter and Marco Huber), all partners (Hannover Messe, Timecho and IONOS) and all participants of AI in the Alps. It was a pleasure for us. On the way home it was quickly decided: next year we will repeat the format: same time, same place. Actually we wanted to relax a bit the weekend after the event, but then Code Interpreter came. It is rare that Prof. Dr. Marco Huber is so enthusiastic about a tool. But the Code Interpreter has done it to him. The tool is fascinating, but please be careful with the data you enter. Marco explains his approach, but also what you could do with it in the near future.

Thanks for listening. We welcome suggestions for topics, criticism and a few stars on Apple, Spotify and Co.

We thank our partner [Siemens ](https://new.siemens.com/global/en/products/automation/topic-areas/artificial-intelligence-in-industry.html)

Do not forget our event AI in the forest together with Hannover Messe. Our main topics: AutoML and TabPFN with Prof. Dr. Frank Hutter and his team. Feel free to contact us, if you are interested [email protected]

Our guests:
Prof. Dr. Marco Huber ([more](https://www.linkedin.com/in/marco-huber-78a1a151/))

We take a brief look back at our "AI in the Alps" event. Afterwards, Prof. Dr. Marco Huber from Fraunhofer IPA explains to us why he worked with the Code Interpreter all weekend and what the approach could mean for AutoML.

Thanks for listening. We welcome suggestions for topics, criticism and a few stars on Apple, Spotify and Co.

We thank our partner Siemens

Do not forget our event AI in the forest together with Hannover Messe. Our main topics: AutoML and TabPFN with Prof. Dr. Frank Hutter and his team. Feel free to contact us, if you are interested [email protected]

Our guests:
Prof. Dr. Marco Huber (more)