But not to your normal. Would you have recognized the iconic image of the derailment in Montparnasse in this picture? (all info about the experiment here https://apps.byatw.com/lab/i2t2i/) I ran an experiment today in which I handed an image to an AI tool with a sophisticated
I am using the voice capability of Claude a lot, but have one problem: Voice chat had no simple way to keep content: an idea, a list, or research results. To save those as text I would have had to exit voice mode and use the text mode to ask
PHP is a programming language which grew as a tool to create dynamic webpages. It has grown well beyond that "simple" use case and PHP is being used widely across applications which need a web user interface. Because PHP is simple to learn and has many supporters, it
echo "# Final Check\- Has someone else done this already or can I order the part I want to make online?" >> CLAUDE.md Tons of 3D-printing material and billions of tokens could be saved if - before making something - we'd just check if someone else
I monitor twelve webcams and let AI tell the story. No #sundaytokenburning this sunday, the contrary. Surveillance cameras are popular, cheap and they have a disciplining effect on people simply because you feel watched. But who is actually looking at the images? The answer likely is: Nobody or AI, which
It's going to be a tough conversation next week: A panel with grid operators and the regulator. Utilities are one of the key enablers for the energy transformation - who else has the network, who else has the experience, nobody else has the data - and that is exactly the
it starts with a blatant display of promiscuity and the promise to care - together with 137 partners - about my privacy. Fortunately, I have no tokens left for image creation so I spare you this visual. But seriously: Who wants to use such a website? Who wants to see the ads
The story starts with me wanting to print a 3D relief of Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau — emblematic Swiss mountains — as a wedding present. Because making things easy is not fun, I decided to develop a toolchain with Claude Code: "from address to 3D print file". Address in (Murten)
Five Years of Hackathons — and What I've Learned About Judging Them Almost 5 years in the CTO role at SAP Switzerland means almost 5 years of Hackathons: First, I was in the lead, then other colleagues stepped up to lead the hackathon core team, which is a behind-
I chose this title because the real title is a bit complex: AI is not the end of the commercial society built on the division of labour Yes, you can create software with AI. Yes, that is work done by some people today and those people will change the way
Ver-rückt — Why We Need to Unlearn Trusting Computers There is something about the German language: we often construct words with a specific meaning by combining two parts. Ver-rückt is one of these words. We put "ver" in front of a verb to indicate that something has
Don't Invest in AI. Invest in Skills. This is not a text about human skills and how the AI hype ignores them. Skills rarely play a role in hypes—they take time to build, and the organisations that survive the hype are the ones that actually build skill.