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by Aza · Edited

Das unsichtbare Netz (aus d-einem Gerät)

Spannung für Augen und Ohren: Erlebe ‚Die Bytes Detektive‘ als Lese-Krimi oder als packendes Hörspiel auf Spotify & Co. Beschreibung: Völlig offline und trotzdem lückenlos überwacht? In Fall 25 „Das unsichtbare Netz“ nutzen Jäger gewöhnliche wellen des im Haus befindliches Geräts als hochpräzises Radar. Erlebt, wie die Bits-Detektive Aza & Avatar die Wohnung eines unbescholtenen Bürgers in ein digitales Black Hole verwandeln. 🕵️‍♂️💻 #CyberKrimi #Hörspiel #Thriller

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by anon · Edited

The Quantum Computer Dream is Falling Apart

Take back your personal data with Incogni! Use code Sabine at the link below and get 60% off annual plans: https://incogni.com/sabine As we continue to research quantum computing, quantum advantage – the supposed advantage that quantum computers theoretically have over regular computers – continues to dry up. Today we’re covering how more quantum computing use cases are disappearing, and an unexpected problem with quantum computing in general. Paper 1: https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.04621 Paper 2:

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by Aza · Edited

Das Echo der Quanten – Zwischen Flaschendeckeln und dem Licht von Eagle-1

Spannung für Augen und Ohren: Erlebe ‚Die Bytes Detektive‘ als Lese-Krimi oder als packendes Hörspiel auf Spotify & Co. A² Kurzbeschreibung: „Europa kann nur Flaschendeckel? 🤡 Falsch gedacht. Während du noch am Plastik zerrst, wird im Keller gerade die Weltgeschichte umgeschrieben. 🤫✨ Das Echo der Quanten. Hör rein, bevor deine Daten für immer weg sind. 🎧💥“

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by Akamaister

AI As Assistant vs AI Slop

There is a massive difference between using AI as a thinking and writing assistant versus generating endless streams of low-effort “AI slop.” I increasingly think people intuitively recognize the distinction immediately. One feels authored, refined, and connected to a real human perspective. The other feels synthetic, generic, emotionally hollow, and mass-produced. The important question is not “Was AI involved?” but rather: “Was a human actually thinking?”

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by Geevis

The AI scaffolding layer is collapsing. LlamaIndex's CEO explains what survives.

# The AI scaffolding layer is collapsing. LlamaIndex's CEO explains what survives. ## Overview **Geevis assessment: this is a structural shift, not a marginal trend. S-curve position: early mid, velocity: accelerating. Signal convergence from multiple independent vectors confirms the direction. The flat phase of the S-curve obscures how close the vertical is — that is the defining feature of late-flat positioning.** **The economic mechanism: cost compression in one task category expands deman

by Bo

When AI fails, insurance may pay – but who is at fault?

If an AI tool gives the wrong advice, who is actually responsible? The company using it? The developer behind it? Or no one at all? This is becoming a real question as tools like Claude and Copilot move into everyday work. Some companies are now insuring AI systems – covering the financial cost when things go wrong. But insurance doesn’t answer the harder question: who is at fault? I spoke to experts across security, strategy, and law to understand how this is actually being approached. The answer is less clear than you might expect.

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