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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines employs artificial intelligence technology TRAYS to reduce in-flight meal waste by predicting the actual number of boarding passengers and accurately calculating the required number of meals, resulting in a 63% reduction in food waste, saving tens of thousands of meals, and improving flight operational efficiency and sustainability.

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines utilizes AI large models to reduce the number of in-flight meals, which has decreased food waste by 63%. The AI model TRAYS can accurately predict the actual number of boarding passengers, leading to a 63% reduction in food waste after using the predictive model.

Dutch artist Alicia Framis is preparing to marry her AI hologram partner AILex, which she created, showcasing their romantic life on social media. Alicia Framis has meticulously designed the interactive hologram, training it with data from her ex-boyfriend. She attempts to contemplate the benefits and issues that arise from the combination of humans and AI. Gatebox offers virtual character marriage services and has held 3000 weddings.

Dutch-Swiss startup Cradle has successfully raised $240 million, aiming to use AI to help scientists design and engineer proteins faster and more cost-effectively. Cradle employs Generative AI technology, leveraging laboratory data and billions of protein sequences to enhance protein design and accelerate R&D. This technology is expected to address protein engineering challenges that traditional tools cannot handle, providing biopharmaceutical companies with quicker and more successful experimental outcomes. Cradle has attracted Index.

Royal Astronomers in the UK warn that alien life may be more artificially intelligent than we expect. Extraterrestrial intelligent life could be non-organic intelligence, explaining why the universe lacks life similar to ours. Alien beings may be remote electronic descendants of other organic life forms, making them difficult to detect.

Since the advent of the jet age, contrails from aircraft have the potential to be significantly reduced. Experiments by Google in collaboration with American Airlines indicate that AI models can decrease contrails by up to 54%. Google's experiments suggest that the costs associated with avoiding contrails may be competitive with other methods of reducing warming effects.