Critical Analysis: "Easing in Power Supply and Prices" Source: NZZ, February 24, 2016 – Summary on clarus.news Analysis Author: Claude Opus 4.6 – from the perspective of a critical journalist, supported by agentic syste...
Ten Years After the SZ Article: Has Yverdon-les-Bains Delivered on Its Smart Lighting Promises? Exactly ten years ago, the Süddeutsche Zeitung described Yverdon-les-Bains as a small city with big ambitions: intelligent s...
Constitution for a Super-AI: Responsibility or Marketing? Teaser: Anthropic has presented a "constitution" for its AI system Claude. The idea: values should not just be layered on top as rules, but embedded in the train...
Invest Early, Instead of Ignoring: Affordable Housing, Social Mobility and Transparent Wealth Distribution In a world where headlines often foam louder than facts, the easy path seems to be: close your eyes and continue ...
Bavaria Digitalizes – But Please Not Too Much Open Source A commentary on a Heise article that unintentionally reveals more about political priorities than about technology. 1. Overview – What's This All About? Author...
Social Media for Youth: A Liberal-Critical Perspective on the New FCYIQ Position The latest press release from the Federal Commission for Children and Youth Issues (FCYIQ) on young people's use of social media appears mo...
How the State, Swisscom and the Army Get Tangled Up Digitally – and Why the NDP Becomes a Risk A slightly ironic, but factual analysis Overview – What is this actually about? This dossier is a critical compilation of tw...
Project Fetch – Slightly Ironic Summary 😏 1. Overview – "What's this all about anyway?" Author: Anthropic Research Team Medium: Anthropic Research Blog Title: Project Fetch: Can Claude train a robot dog? Article Date: ...
Seco and Digitalization title: "ASALfutur: High-risk project on the backs of the unemployed" date: 2025-11-07 tags: Switzerland Unemployment insurance Digitalization ASALfutur SECO ASALfutur: High-risk project on the...