Flash in the Pan with Side Dishes: How Switzerland 'Awakened' in 2016 – and Then Just Voted Again On February 28, 2016, something happened that is about as rare in Swiss politics as an unauthorized garden shed: The SVP l...
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...
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...
When good money disappears – what this CBDC experiment really shows A critical look at an SNB working paper Central Bank Digital Currency and Gresham's Law: An experimental analysis The Swiss National Bank is conducting...
AI in Swiss Administration: Between Strategy and Reality A critical assessment — with facts instead of assumptions As a counterpoint and supplement to AI in Federal Administration The Political Offensive: Efficiency as...
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 ...
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...
Cassis in Berlin: Much Talk, Little Protocol – and a Lot of Europe 😏 1. Overview – What Is This Actually About? Who wrote this (original article)? Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA) – in other words: offici...
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: ...
Of Data and Sovereignty Or: When Your Cloud Provider Starts Dreaming in American In Europe, we love to talk about “digital sovereignty.” It basically means: We’d really prefer if our data didn’t end up on a U.S. governm...