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Monika Schnitzer: AI can make the state faster - politicians themselves have to reform it

The expectations of citizens and the economy are justified - but only if we honestly state which problems AI can actually solve and which it cannot. A guest post.

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10d07/01

Artificial Intelligence: USA lifts block on Anthropic's AI models

OpenAI rival Anthropic had to block access to its leading models because the US government feared a security risk. Now, after tough negotiations, there is a solution.

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10d07/01

Artificial Intelligence: US government lifts block on Anthropic's AI models

OpenAI rival Anthropic suddenly had to block access to its best AI model because the US government feared a security risk. Now there is a solution.

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Great Britain: Drones instead of warships: Starmer announces the largest restructuring of the armed forces in generations

The British want to spend more money on defense and will increasingly rely on unmanned, autonomous and AI-controlled weapon systems in the future. Military experts complain that it is too little, too late.

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10d06/30

Langdock: “We have not yet exhausted what it means when agents work autonomously for days on end”

Judith Dada becomes co-head of Langdock. In the interview, the investor explains the AI company's strategy - and how it plans to continue growing without fresh capital.

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11d06/30

Semiconductor company: reshuffling in the head

Infineon shows how transformation works. The Munich-based company has made great money for many years as a chip supplier to German car manufacturers - and is benefiting from the AI super trend.

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11d06/30

Investment: Blackrock continues to rely on AI and recommends government bonds

The world's largest asset manager doesn't just rely on stocks. Ann-Katrin Petersen, capital market strategist for the German-speaking region, explains which investments Blackrock finds attractive.

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11d06/30

Business ticker: Fuel prices are rising even before the fuel discount ends

Because of AI: Data centers already contribute to 20 percent of electricity consumption +++ Hungary's budget hole is getting bigger +++ Shipping company Moller-Maersk raises profit forecast +++ News in the company's live blog.

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11d06/30

A matter of taste: How artificial intelligence designs the optimal burger

Taste, nutritional content, sustainability: An AI created by researchers designs individually optimized burgers. In a restaurant, the tech products then had to compete with a classic.

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11d06/30

Business Ticker: Because of AI: Data centers already contribute to 20 percent of electricity consumption

Fuel discount ends +++ Container market is growing: shipping company Moller-Maersk raises profit forecast +++ Gerresheimer deep in the red after balance sheet problems +++ News in the company live blog.

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Artificial intelligence: data centers are developing into power drivers

With the AI boom, electricity and water consumption are also growing. Experts expect an increase of 40 percent by 2030. What this means for the environment.

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11d06/29

Wall Street: Holiday week on Wall Street: Tech on top, AI doubts too

SpaceX moves into the Nasdaq 100, Google into the Dow. But AI financing is making investors nervous.

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12d06/29

Volkswagen: austerity and AI boom: VW is reorganizing autonomous driving

The company is not only ending the Bosch alliance, but is also reviewing its entire Adas strategy. There are already candidates for new partnerships.

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12d06/29

Artificial intelligence: Mega investments in trillions: South Korea is strengthening the chip industry

South Korea's chipmakers dominate the AI memory chip market. Industry and the government want to secure their position of power and are presenting an investment program.

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12d06/29

Digital violence: EU ban on sexualized deepfake AI gets the green light

Bikini pictures on X or fake nude pictures of stars: Sexualized deepfakes have already caused a lot of damage. The EU now wants to ban not just the act, but also the tool.

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12d06/29⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Artificial intelligence: Big expectations, small budgets – medium-sized companies are hesitant about AI

AI is considered a future technology in medium-sized businesses, but investments remain low. A study shows where the reluctance comes from.

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12d06/29

Raw materials: AI shortens the search for critical minerals

The AI platform Terra AI links drill cores, seismic data and muon tomography to create subsurface models. Khosla Ventures is now joining as a financier.

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12d06/29

High investments worth billions: South Korea wants to make itself irreplaceable for the AI era

Korea's major corporations Samsung, SK Hynix and the state are planning chip factories. With investments of up to one trillion euros, they want to expand their dominant position in the AI age. There is criticism of the choice of location.

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12d06/29⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Investment: And when the AI hype ends? Investors should invest boldly

Broad indices are at record highs, but many experts warn of corrections in technology stocks. Nevertheless, an exclusive Handelsblatt analysis shows: Those who invest with fear remain poorer.

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12d06/29⚠ war-conflict · 3/5

Artificial intelligence: South Korea wants to invest billions in chips and AI

South Korea is launching a trillion-dollar program for semiconductors and artificial intelligence. Why the approach is criticized.

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12d06/29⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Beyond the obvious: The debate about AI is naive, one-sided and partly misguided

For five minutes on April 1st, Eckart von Hirschhausen explained to viewers on ARD how dirty the new technology was. Unfortunately, that wasn't an April Fool's joke. A guest post.

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12d06/29

Between AI and financial investors: The accounting profession is divided

The auditors elect the new board of their professional chamber. The fierce election campaign revolves around how the elite guild should deal with artificial intelligence or private equity funds.

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12d06/29

Business ticker: South Korea wants to invest 569 billion euros in chips and AI

Apple wants an exception for China chips from Trump +++ Fewer visitors at the Eurobike bicycle trade fair +++ SpaceX moves up in US indices +++ News in the company's live blog.

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12d06/29

Artificial intelligence: Baidu AI division Kunlunxin is apparently planning an IPO

Baidu's Kunlunxin division wants to go public in Hong Kong. The AI chip maker is aiming for a valuation of around $50 billion.

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12d06/29⚠ war-conflict · 2/5

Nikkei, Topix & Co.: Breaking of the ceasefire in the Gulf only has a slight impact on East Asia's stock markets

Despite new attacks between Iran and the USA, investors apparently do not fear the Strait of Hormuz being closed again. The fear of the AI bubble bursting dominates the markets.

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12d06/28

Artificial intelligence: Baidu AI division Kunlunxin is apparently aiming for an IPO with a valuation of $50 billion

Potential investors were asked to purchase chips worth three to seven times their planned subscription volume. There was no immediate comment from Baidu.

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13d06/28

AI in the workplace: “Mistral is an alternative for us”

K Krithivasan, head of the world's largest IT service provider TCS, believes the power of OpenAI and Anthropic is overestimated - and does not believe in a job apocalypse caused by AI.

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13d06/28

Business students ask the avatar: This is how the AI professor who never gets tired works

Students at HHL Leipzig can ask a digital avatar all of their questions, even those they wouldn't dare ask the real professor. What opportunities and problems does this create?

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13d06/28

Use of AI: How Jörg Kachelmann and a local broadcaster want to make presenters superfluous

Avatars instead of moderators: Studio 47 from Duisburg automates news - and sells the technology it developed itself. Now a prominent partner is on board.

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13d06/28

Artificial Intelligence: Google apparently limits Gemini AI for Meta

According to media reports, Google is restricting the use of its Gemini AI for Meta - due to bottlenecks in computing power and increasing demand.

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Monika Schnitzer: AI can make the state faster - politicians themselves have to reform it

Artificial Intelligence: USA lifts block on Anthropic's AI models

Artificial Intelligence: US government lifts block on Anthropic's AI models

Great Britain: Drones instead of warships: Starmer announces the largest restructuring of the armed forces in generations

Langdock: “We have not yet exhausted what it means when agents work autonomously for days on end”

Semiconductor company: reshuffling in the head

Investment: Blackrock continues to rely on AI and recommends government bonds

Business ticker: Fuel prices are rising even before the fuel discount ends

A matter of taste: How artificial intelligence designs the optimal burger

Business Ticker: Because of AI: Data centers already contribute to 20 percent of electricity consumption

Artificial intelligence: data centers are developing into power drivers

Wall Street: Holiday week on Wall Street: Tech on top, AI doubts too

Volkswagen: austerity and AI boom: VW is reorganizing autonomous driving

Artificial intelligence: Mega investments in trillions: South Korea is strengthening the chip industry

Digital violence: EU ban on sexualized deepfake AI gets the green light

Artificial intelligence: Big expectations, small budgets – medium-sized companies are hesitant about AI

Raw materials: AI shortens the search for critical minerals

High investments worth billions: South Korea wants to make itself irreplaceable for the AI ​​era

Investment: And when the AI ​​hype ends? Investors should invest boldly

Artificial intelligence: South Korea wants to invest billions in chips and AI

Beyond the obvious: The debate about AI is naive, one-sided and partly misguided

Between AI and financial investors: The accounting profession is divided

Business ticker: South Korea wants to invest 569 billion euros in chips and AI

Artificial intelligence: Baidu AI division Kunlunxin is apparently planning an IPO

Nikkei, Topix & Co.: Breaking of the ceasefire in the Gulf only has a slight impact on East Asia's stock markets

Artificial intelligence: Baidu AI division Kunlunxin is apparently aiming for an IPO with a valuation of $50 billion

AI in the workplace: “Mistral is an alternative for us”

Business students ask the avatar: This is how the AI ​​professor who never gets tired works

Use of AI: How Jörg Kachelmann and a local broadcaster want to make presenters superfluous

Artificial Intelligence: Google apparently limits Gemini AI for Meta

High investments worth billions: South Korea wants to make itself irreplaceable for the AI era

Investment: And when the AI hype ends? Investors should invest boldly

Business students ask the avatar: This is how the AI professor who never gets tired works