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17.02.2025 Chat Control vs. File Sharing
What can the history of file sharing tell us about the prospects of chat control legislation?
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22.01.2025 LLMs as Lossy Compression of Information
It might be a helpful abstraction to view LLMs as a compression/de-compression algorithm that can utilize an enormous storage of knowledge to make the process much more efficient, as long as you accept the fact that this a very lossy compression which only preserves the core concepts contained in the input but is free to change the representation of this information content. And, of course, it is prone to make wrong associations and hallucinate content.
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11.11.2024 Testing the Koord2ool
How did our tool for “get situational awareness by asking the constituency questions” perform during the KSÖ exercise last week?
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20.08.2024 Another round: Government malware & digital surveillance
Not just the seasons, or my attempts to appear in the office in an outfit other than holey conference shirts, shorts and Birkenstock slippers that are cyclical. The desire of politicians for a "government trojan" or surveillance of digital communication seemingly follows a constant rhythm as well - and apparently it's that time again. Federal Chancellor Karl Nehammer is making the surveillance of digital communication a fixed condition for a future political coalition.