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#Kontext #Ülkücü #GraueWölfe Türkischer Rechtsextremismus
"Viel zu lange verharmlost"
Wie aktiv türkische Rechtsextremisten in Deutschland sind, in welchen Vereinen und Verbä…

Türkischer Rechtsextremismus: "Viel zu lange verharmlost"
Die neue Fachstelle FaTRex will über rechtsextreme türkische Gruppen wie die Grauen Wölfe aufklären. Auch osmanische Reichsbürger nimmt sie ins Visier.

Enda et eksperiment fra makta for å få flere til å lŸpe i hamsterhjulet! Staten vil «belŸnne» oss for å jobbe mer, men det er fortsatt de samme som tjener på at vi selger livene våre for småpenger. I stedet for å frigjŸre folk fra tvangsarbeid og meningslŸse jobber, skal vi lokkes med små skattefradrag – mens de rikeste og sjefene fortsetter å håve inn.
Hvorfor skal vi godta et system der verdien vår måles i arbeidstid og produktivitet? Kanskje vi heller burde rive ned hele arbeidslinj…

Assessing GPTZero's Accuracy in Identifying AI vs. Human-Written Essays
Selin Dik, Osman Erdem, Mehmet Dik
https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.23517 https://

Assessing GPTZero's Accuracy in Identifying AI vs. Human-Written Essays
As the use of AI tools by students has become more prevalent, instructors have started using AI detection tools like GPTZero and QuillBot to detect AI written text. However, the reliability of these detectors remains uncertain. In our study, we focused mostly on the success rate of GPTZero, the most-used AI detector, in identifying AI-generated texts based on different lengths of randomly submitted essays: short (40-100 word count), medium (100-350 word count), and long (350-800 word count). We…

Communicating Smartly in Molecular Communication Environments: Neural Networks in the Internet of Bio-Nano Things
Jorge Torres G\'omez, Pit Hofmann, Lisa Y. Debus, Osman Tugay Ba\c{s}aran, Sebastian Lotter, Roya Khanzadeh, Stefan Angerbauer, Bige Deniz Unluturk, Sergi Abadal, Werner Haselmayr, Frank H. P. Fitzek, Robert Schober, Falko Dressler
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Communicating Smartly in Molecular Communication Environments: Neural Networks in the Internet of Bio-Nano Things
Recent developments in the Internet of Bio-Nano Things (IoBNT) are laying the groundwork for innovative applications across the healthcare sector. Nanodevices designed to operate within the body, managed remotely via the internet, are envisioned to promptly detect and actuate on potential diseases. In this vision, an inherent challenge arises due to the limited capabilities of individual nanosensors; specifically, nanosensors must communicate with one another to collaborate as a cluster. Aiming…