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Binance-Angestellte finden Hinweise auf illegale Transaktionen – werden gefeuert
Eigentlich muss Binance gründlich prüfen, dass auf der Plattform keine US-Sanktionen verletzt werden. Als ein Team fündig wurde, folgten aber Entlassungen.

Spyware kann Kamera- und Mikrofonanzeige beim iPhone abdrehen
Eigentlich sollte man bei jeder iOS-App sehen können, dass Kamera- oder Mikrofonaufzeichnung laufen. Predator, ein Spionageprogramm, hackt diese aber.

OnlyFans-Eigentümer Leonid Radvinsky mit 43 Jahren gestorben https://www.quotenmeter.de/n/170076/onlyfans-eigentuemer-leonid-radvinsky-mit-43-jahren-gestorben

OnlyFans-Eigentümer Leonid Radvinsky mit 43 Jahren gestorben
Mit Leonid Radvinsky verliert die Digitalbranche eine prägende, wenn auch oft im Hintergrund agierende Unternehmerfigur.

Vorhin in der U-Bahn hatte ich schon eine Lobeshymne auf die Bahn geschrieben – weil sie es mir gestern ermöglicht hat, mehr als eine Stunde zu lesen.
Doch schon am zweiten Tag gibt es Komplikationen – obwohl es sich bei meinem Fortbewegungsmittel um eine S-Bahn handelt, die eigentlich alle zehn Minuten fahren sollte. Eigentlich.

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Gallup: 12% of employed US adults reported using AI daily in their job in Q4 2025, compared to 10% in Q3 and 8% in Q2; 49% say they never use AI in their role (Andy Kemp/Gallup)
https://www.gallup.com/workplace/701195/frequent-workplace-continued-rise.aspx

Frequent Use of AI in the Workplace Continued to Rise in Q4
Frequent use of AI in the workplace has continued to rise, while overall use has remained level. Use varies widely by industry, role type and job level.

RE: https://toot.cat/@plexus/116283016837715719
It should also be noted that beyond the ethical, political and environmental issues with this is that it doesn't work:
1. There is on average no mid to long term productivity gain with actual real-world software development that isn't just a "wow see what it can do" demo. (Multiple studies have shown that now.)
2. It won't help with 90% of the work when professionally making software, which, believe it or not, isn't coding. 90% of the work is designing and planning the software (these are things that happen both upfront and during development).
Maybe you have seen the recent Microsoft thing rolling back features in Windows they added?
E.g. Copilot in Notepad. What they did is essentially outsourcing project management to developers who then outsourced it to LLMs. But an LLMs can't plan and design software, and arguably barely can even generate code that works (as in reliable and performant). So now they have a buggy mess with features no one wants and they're rolling it back.
There's no silver bullets in software development.

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- Great classical music for your morning
Georgia Mann plays the best in classical music, with discoveries and surprises rubbing shoulders with familiar favourites.
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002rhth

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