Thursday, 03 September 2026
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GOOGLE IS BACK! (Gemini 3.8 Flash)
Google releases Gemini 3.8 Flash and Flash Cyber, claiming significant performance gains and a comeback in AI model competition.
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KI-Bildgeneratoren: Darf Laion urheberrechtlich geschützte Fotos nutzen?
German court examines whether LAION's use of copyrighted photos for AI training violates photographers' rights.
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KI und Autismus: Ein Spektrum von Chancen und Risiken
AI offers both opportunities and risks for autistic individuals, highlighting broader societal implications for neurodivergent talent in tech.
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heise+ | Vorsicht, Kunde: Cowboy-Bikes ruft E-Fahrräder zurück, Kunde soll nach Hamburg
Cowboy Bikes recalls e-bikes due to frame breakage risk, requiring owners to transport bikes 150 km to Hamburg for free replacement, which the company sees as unproblematic.
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Data centers might get solved
YouTube tech commentator discusses potential solutions to data center challenges in AI infrastructure.
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Hitzeblockierendes Textil schützt Bahnschienen vor thermischen Verformungen
A heat-blocking textile is being developed to protect railway tracks from thermal deformation during summer heat, potentially reducing delays.
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IFA: Innovation for all: Die IFA 2026 im Zeichen von KI und Robotik
IFA 2026 will focus on AI and robotics, with its chief advocating for democratizing AI and praising Chinese developer innovation.
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heise+ | Sieben 750-Watt-ATX-Netzteile ab 70 Euro im Test
Heise tests seven 750-watt ATX power supplies starting at 70 euros, evaluating their efficiency and response to load changes.
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heise-Angebot: iX-Workshop IT-Sicherheit: Angriffstechniken verstehen und erfolgreich abwehren
Heise announces an iX workshop on IT security, teaching how to analyze current attack techniques with and without AI to assess protective measures and IT vulnerabilities.
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heise+ | OpenClaw selbst gebaut: Agent Runtime, Channels und KI-Heartbeat
OpenClaw, a self-built AI assistant, learns to communicate with LLMs, use tools and channels, and act autonomously via a heartbeat mechanism.