A few years ago, the news broke that irons from China were logging into WLANs and uploading malware to PCs on the same network. In addition to irons, kettles and webcams were also identified doing the same thing. For many … Continue reading Is Your Iron Getting Smarter Than You?
The automotive industry is the most important economic sector in countries such as Germany and Austria. These countries became prosperous thanks to the internal combustion engine, which was mounted on a carriage and developed to perfection as an automobile. However, … Continue reading Fax Machine Sales VS Combustion Engine Ban
GPT-4 and similar large language models open the doors to abilities that were previously only attributed to humans. And no sooner do they master this one than they acquire the next. A few days after the publication of programming interfaces … Continue reading Downtown Abbey for everyone with AI robots
Stop! You! Do not click away! I know the headline is concerning, but I promise you, there is a lot behind it, and I will explain it to you. So, first, take a look at the cover image. Do you … Continue reading How AI Poops Rainbows
In a final scene of Ex Machina, in which an eccentric company founder has a programmer from his company perform the ultimate Turing test on Ava, his human-like artificial intelligence, the escaped Ava is seen walking one last time through … Continue reading Transrobotism – Transhumanism’s Twin
In 1922, two Columbia University researchers compiled a list of 140 inventions and discoveries where the inventors, independently of each other, without knowing about each other, in different countries or even on different continents, had made the same invention or … Continue reading Lego and How to Forecast the Future