Thought LeadershipYouTube: Restriction of video recommendations on body weight and fitness
In future, young people should be recommended fewer videos on YouTube that idealize physical appearance, fitness or body weight.
Pauline Dornig
ChatGPT gets competition from Claude in companies
The chatbot ChatGPT is facing more competition in business with large companies.
The AI company Anthropic, which is supported by Amazon and Google among others, is now also offering its competitor software Claude as part of a corporate subscription.
OpenAI co-founder: one billion dollars for Safe Superintelligence
One of the leading AI researchers and co-inventor of the chatbot ChatGPT has secured one billion dollars for his new start-up.
The backers include well-known Silicon Valley investors such as Andreessen Horowitz and Sequoia.
Cyberattacks on executives on the rise
In today's digitally networked world, companies are increasingly the target of cyber attacks.
Attackers are primarily targeting managers, who are a particularly attractive target group due to their access to sensitive data and extensive rights within IT systems.
6 questions that companies should ask themselves about the use of GenAI
Before companies introduce generative AI, they should ask themselves a few questions to ensure that the new services do not jeopardize data protection and data security.
Forcepoint reveals what these questions are.
Windows 11 possibly with AI search function
According to a "Tom's Hardware" report, traces in a preview of Windows 11 indicate a new AI functionality in relation to browsing audio and video content.
Skills shortage exacerbates cyber risks in Germany and EMEA
Fortinet has published its 2024 Global Cybersecurity Skills Gap Report published.
The report highlights the ongoing challenges of the global cybersecurity skills shortage.
Intel: new chips to secure the future
Intel wants to regain lost ground in the PC market with a new generation of chips.
The processor system, called Core Ultra 200V, is more powerful and efficient than chips from rivals Qualcomm and AMD, the company emphasized at the IFA technology trade fair in Berlin.
Vertical mice – the new hype?
When it comes to ergonomics, there have been various attempts to better integrate ergonomic aspects into the mouse and keyboard for decades.
The conclusion: to date, little or nothing has changed.
Will vertical mice now bring about a change?
TSMC: Taiwanese suppliers to follow
Taiwan wants to help its high-tech suppliers to settle at locations of the semiconductor giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) in Germany and Japan.