Was ist neu in der künstlichen Intelligenz – Mai 2025

Artificial intelligence continues to dominate the tech landscape in May 2025, driving innovation, reshaping industries, and stirring debate. From delayed AI launches and global restructuring to healthcare breakthroughs and regulatory shifts — here’s what you need to know this month.

🚨 Große Schritte in Big Tech

Meta verzögert Veröffentlichung von „Behemoth“

Meta hat die Veröffentlichung seines mit Spannung erwarteten Sprachmodells verschoben. Behemoth, originally planned for April. According to insiders, performance improvements didn’t meet expectations, and training complications slowed progress. The new release window is now projected for later this year — sparking concerns internally about Meta’s AI direction.

Microsoft restructures around AI

Microsoft announced it will lay off 7,000 employees, approximately 3% of its global workforce, as it shifts further toward AI-first strategies. The reallocation of resources is part of CEO Satya Nadella’s push to reinforce Microsoft's role in the AI arms race.

Nvidia expands R&D in China

In a strategic move, Nvidia is establishing a new AI research center in Shanghai. This comes amid U.S. export restrictions that have impacted its high-end chip sales in China. The new center will focus on adapting technologies to local markets while navigating complex regulatory constraints.

Saudi Arabia launches state-backed AI firm

Saudi-Arabien offiziell gestartet Human, a government-backed AI company with ambitions to position the Kingdom as a global hub for AI development. The initiative supports broader national goals to diversify away from oil dependency through high-tech innovation.

🧠 Healthcare AI Heats Up

Tech giants including Amazon, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Nvidia, Salesforce, Oracle, and Palantir are ramping up investments in healthcare AI. Applications range from diagnostics and personalized medicine to automated admin systems — signaling a major acceleration of AI’s role in reshaping healthcare delivery.

🗳️ AI Policy and Regulation

AI in public consultation: UK goes digital

Die britische Regierung macht Fortschritte Konsultieren, an AI system designed to analyze public consultation responses. After a successful pilot, the system is expected to save up to £20 million annually by automating analysis and improving decision-making speed.

Urheberrechtstransparenz wird überprüft

The UK House of Lords is reviewing an amendment to the Data Bill that would require AI companies to declare whether they’ve trained their models on copyrighted material. The move is intended to give creators more insight — and potentially leverage — in how their content is used in the AI ecosystem.

🤖 Rise of AI Agents

Meet Manus AI

Das chinesische Startup Monica.im hat vorgestellt Manus AI, ein leistungsstarker neuer Agent, der in der Lage ist, umfassende End-to-End-Aufgaben zu begründen, zu planen und auszuführen. Manus wurde für den Einsatz in den Bereichen Gesundheitswesen, Finanzen, Robotik, Fertigung und Gaming entwickelt und stellt einen neuen Schritt hin zu wirklich autonomen Generalisten dar.

🔍 Branchenausblick

Sequoia: “AI is bigger than anything before”

Venture firm Sequoia Capital believes AI is a bigger opportunity than cloud, mobile, or the internet itself. In a May statement, they highlighted autonomous AI agents als bahnbrechender Trend des Jahres 2025 – insbesondere in der Softwareentwicklung und Aufgabenautomatisierung.

From policy to productivity, and research labs to boardrooms, AI is proving that 2025 may be the year it truly changes everything.

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