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@vikotool.bsky.social

KI-Tools im Praxistest. Reviews, Vergleiche & Tutorials zu ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney, CrewAI & mehr. https://vikotool.com Deutsch & English

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Undercode Testing@undercode.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Microsoft’s Copilot Super App: The AI Command Center That Will Replace Your Entire Workflow – Here’s How to Secure It Introduction: The Copilot Super App represents Microsoft’s vision of a unified AI command center where chat, autonomous agents, and developer tools converge under a single context…

Microsoft’s Copilot Super App: The AI Command Center That Will Replace Your Entire Workflow – Here’s How to Secure It

Introduction: The Copilot Super App represents Microsoft’s vision of a unified AI command center where chat, autonomous agents, and developer tools converge under a single context layer. This architecture—comprising Chat (front door), Cowork (delegation), Code (developer lane), and Autopilots (always‑on agents)—introduces powerful automation but also creates new attack surfaces that security teams must proactively harden. Learning Objectives: Understand the four core components of Microsoft’s Copilot Super App and their interconnections…

undercodetesting.com

Mario Sixtus@sixtus.net · 3mo ago

Anthropic schaltet für Nicht-Amerikaner sein neuestes LLM nach zwei Tagen wieder ab, weil die amerikanische Regierung das so will. Und warum glauben in Deutschland immer noch so viele, bei Microsoft Office, Google, Visa, MasterCard etc. wäre das im Falle eines Falles etwas anders?

@nowbluesky99.bsky.social · 3mo ago

substack.com/@doughh/note... Can AI enter into a contract on a company's behalf? As Canadian businesses rush to adopt artificial intelligence tools, they face a growing risk of customer backlash — even legal action — if those tools make mistakes.

Dough (@doughh)

https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/ai-chatbot-bmw-dealership-9.7230226?cmp=newsletter_Marketplace%20Watchdog_17486_2164596 Dealership revoked offer to buy back customer's BMW, blaming wayward AI chatbo...

substack.com

Mario Sixtus@sixtus.net · 3mo ago

Wenn C-Politiker*innen jetzt ihrer Reden und sonstigen Texte — wahrscheinlich sogar Gesetzesentwürfe — von LLMs schreiben lassen, dann sollten wir Bürger*innen die Frage stellen, ob es wirklich 208 Promt-Tipper im Bundestag braucht oder ob die C-Fraktion nicht komplett durch Software ersetzbar wäre.

Samuel Moore@samuelmoore.org · 3mo ago

Funny to read this alongside today's THE piece by the Frontiers chief executive editor railing against hybrid OA. Strange that he didn't mention how chasing APCs have turned the publishing industry into automation machines.

To maintain trust in open access, we must finally complete the transition

Hybrid journals’ double-dipping is causing funders to stop paying APCs. Pricing transparency and universal open access is urgently needed, says Fred Fenter

timeshighereducation.com

Michael Okun@michael-okun.bsky.social · 3mo ago

I’ve officially resigned as Associate Editor for Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience. It used to be a reputable journal, but became a case study in how forced automation destroys academic integrity. 👇

Ash the Stampede@ashthestampede.bsky.social · 3mo ago

This is a great thread on how insistence on author "transparency" to PROVE we're not using AI is fucking ableist. Myself, I'm not changing a thing about my workflow. If you think, despite my history of being vocally anti-AI, that I am in fact using AI tools, then don't read my books.

Dax, sapphic fantasy author@daxaeterna.ink · 3mo ago

I know people are very excited about the Emboss tool in Ellipsus that can show readers how often the writer paused and if those pauses seem like "natural" human pauses or .... something artificial, something that hints at perhaps AI being involved.

Brian Waismeyer@yetanotherbrian.bsky.social · 3mo ago

I'll take this a step further: most of the AI proponents I see - especially with social platforms - don't understand the methods, theories, debates, and philosophies of machine learning either (aka - the three raccoons raccoons tech companies are shoving into a trenchcoat and calling AI).

Aparna Nair@disabilitystor1.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Another big disconnect in the AI debate is academics/AIbros/AI pushers assuming they understand the methods, theories, debates, and philosophies of disciplines they are not trained in, and appear to have no desire to understand, but are POSITIVE gAI is necessary to those disciplines, nonetheless.

Alexander Kustov @akoustov Another big disconnect in the AI debates is that it still seems like almost none of our humanities friends have used or even are aware of agentic AI.
Thiago Carvalho@cyrilpedia.bsky.social · 3mo ago

'Jeff Bezos built the world's most advanced automated warehouses, and the workers in those warehouses are seriously injured at 300% of the national rate. The automation and the injuries aren't unrelated facts.' www.thenerve.news/p/cory-docto...

Cory Doctorow: Hell is other people – so billionaires are using AI to replace them

The tech elite are pouring billions into dispensing with inconvenient humans. Now governments want the same trick to wish away the migrants their economies desperately need, writes the author and Nerv...

thenerve.news

TRG Movies & Entertainment@trg-commentary.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Sam Altman, repeatedly, bemoans that people are polite to his AI gimmick called ChatGPT. He has a problem with this, because when people say "thank you" or other words of gratitude, the expert system always responds... which costs "tokens" to process. Politness costs him about 30 million per year.

Adam J Schmidt@adamjschmidt.com · 3mo ago

I get that they're using AI agents now when I call an airline -- but having fake keyboard typing noises then they say they're "retrieving your reservation now" is a bit much. 😐