Kategorie: Innovation

A new era of software development has arrived – and it feels more like jazz than Java. Vibe Coding is a revolutionary approach that reimagines programming not as technical craftsmanship, but as a creative conversation between human and machine. Coined and popularised by AI visionary Andrej Karpathy in early 2025, Vibe Coding describes a process where natural language becomes the control panel, and artificial intelligence takes on the role of co-creator.

Germany’s media landscape is undergoing a quiet but profound transformation. More and more broadcasters, streaming platforms and production companies are integrating artificial intelligence into their editorial and creative workflows. While AI is already a staple in areas like content recommendations, transcription and trailer generation, a bolder wave is emerging—one that goes far beyond technical assistance. At the forefront is RTL Deutschland.

In April 2025, Duolingo announced a bold and sweeping shift in strategy: it is now officially an “AI-first” company. This declaration signals far more than a tech upgrade—it represents a complete rethinking of how the language-learning giant operates.

The rise of artificial intelligence is not just transforming technology—it’s reshaping the global energy landscape. At the heart of this shift are data centres, the silent giants powering everything from AI training models to real-time assistants. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), global electricity demand from data centres is expected to more than double by 2030

Amazon has taken a significant step towards agentic AI with the introduction of Nova Act – an intelligent software agent capable of navigating websites, filling out forms, and completing simple online tasks autonomously.

The digital world stands at a pivotal moment. Where once firewalls and manual updates formed the front lines of enterprise defence, today we’re witnessing a high-speed, invisible arms race—machine versus machine. In 2025, artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool in the cybersecurity toolkit; it has become the core force in defending against a new generation of threats—and, increasingly, a target itself.

Artificial Intelligence is no longer a futuristic fantasy—it’s our present reality. It writes our emails, powers medical diagnostics, makes investment decisions, and even influences elections. But while its capabilities grow at breakneck speed, so too do the risks of misuse, bias, and harm. Not because machines are malicious, but because we haven’t yet fully mastered how to control them. That’s where AI guardrails come in

Something remarkable is happening on Twitch right now: an Artificial Intelligence is playing Pokémon Red, and thousands of viewers are tuning in to watch every move. The experiment, called ClaudePlaysPokemon, is a project by Anthropic, testing the capabilities of its language model, Claude 3.7 Sonnet.