What Can't Run Can't Be Hacked
May 26, 2026
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Analyses
AI Entrepreneur
The One-Man Unicorn – and its conceptual half-life
May 25, 2026
When a single person can act like a large company thanks to AI, what distinguishes a company anymore? And why does exactly what makes this new class of solo founders possible also make them so vulnerable?
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AI in Companies
The Wrong Question: Which Tasks Are AI-Suitable?
May 24, 2026
Companies planning an AI project typically start by asking what can be automated. That is the wrong question. The right one is: What happens when the machine gets it wrong?
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AI in the Enterprise
What Companies Actually Use AI For – Five Application Fields and Their Own Rules
May 23, 2026
The discussion about AI in enterprises usually revolves around automation. In fact, that's only part of what's possible – and not necessarily the most valuable part. An overview of five application fields that operate according to different logics and must be handled differently.
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What else are we supposed to think?
The Silent Externalization of Thinking
May 22, 2026
With the invention of the printing press, people externalized knowledge. Nearly 600 years later, they are now also externalizing thinking itself. What does this mean for learning, understanding - and for us?
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GEO & Content Strategy
Brands in the Age of AI
May 20, 2026
Why websites have a new task - and what matters for digital visibility now.
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What am I?
What happens when you let LLMs play guessing games about professions?
May 19, 2026
Our multi-agent experiment shows how differently language models think as a team.
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How dangerous is this?
When Children Are Alone with AI
May 14, 2026
More and more children are talking to AI systems. Not just for homework. But also at night, secretly, emotionally — often without parents knowing how intense these conversations have already become. At the same time, reports of problematic or highly emotional interactions between users and AI systems are increasing. In some internationally discussed cases, chatbots have even played a role in the context of psychological crises and suicides. But how safe are modern language models really when they believe they are talking to a child?
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Making AI Visible
Beyond the Boundaries of Our Imagination
May 13, 2026
Hardly a day passes without artificial intelligence shifting another boundary that long seemed deeply human. And yet, only few people understand the fundamental concepts driving this revolution.
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Fast, secury, robust
Halite - Static-HTML CMS
May 11, 2026
Many small and medium-sized businesses today use classic content management systems like WordPress, TYPO3, Drupal, or Joomla - often grown over years, with increasingly more plugins, extensions, and technical debt. What was originally meant to seem flexible often becomes unwieldy, maintenance-intensive, and unnecessarily complex in practice. Halite was born out of precisely this experience.
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The Psychopath in the LLM
Multi-Agent Study on Simulation, Authenticity, and Blind Spots in Artificial Intelligence
May 6, 2026
Large language models sometimes appear irritatingly close to certain characteristics described in clinical psychopathy research. They display affect without possessing feelings themselves. They simulate empathy because their training optimized them for it. They respond socially appropriately, understandingly, or charmingly – not from inner experience, but functionally.
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