Tag: Artificial Intelligence
When AI Only Hears One Side: Why It Can Exacerbate Conflicts
AI can help us reflect on conflicts—or convincingly reinforce a one-sided perspective. Why a change of perspective, critical questioning, and a "human-in-the-loop" approach are indispensable.
From an AI Ban to a Controlled Rollout: What Companies Can Learn from Samsung
Blanket bans on AI only mitigate risks in the short term and encourage shadow processes. How approved tools, data classes, training, and governance enable secure productivity.
AI agents usually don't fail because of technical issues
Why AI agents fail due to unclear processes, poor data quality, and a lack of governance—and how companies can make the transition from pilot projects to full-scale deployment.
Local AI Power: Data-Secure AI Solutions for IT Companies
A Look Back at the WIFI Hands-On Workshop on June 16, 2026: Local Language Models, Ollama, Open WebUI, RAG, and Secure Use Cases for IT Companies.
Why Generalists Are Becoming More Important Again in the Age of AI
AI makes specialized knowledge available more quickly, but it does not replace either judgment or an understanding of context. What is needed are generalists who can integrate technology, processes, data, and organization.
The Internal AI Gap: Why Licenses Don't Equate to Adoption
Licenses provide access, but they don't yet deliver results. A five-point model helps bridge the internal AI gap between departments.
Accounting & More with AI: Hands-On Workshops at Haindorf Castle
On May 5 and June 1, 2026, Gerhard G. StocKinger demonstrated at Haindorf Castle how generative AI prepares receipts, invoices, and payment data—with human oversight.
Agent-Enabled Websites: After SEO Comes Operational Readability
AI agents are becoming a new user group for websites. Agent Readiness combines clear content, structure, access rules, and secure interfaces.
Block or Allow AI Bots? robots.txt Becomes a Governance Issue
Training, AI search, and user-initiated retrieval are not the same thing. A nuanced crawler strategy combines data sovereignty and visibility.
ChatGPT 5.x Model Family
GPT-5.3 is not a single "one-size-fits-all" model. This comparison shows when Instant, Codex, and Spark are appropriate—including costs, context windows, and security and enterprise considerations.