Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stefan Wagenpfeil
Software Engineering | IT-Management | Gutachter für Informatik
The AI Regulation?Oh, that doesn’t affect us, does it? Unfortunately, this is often a misjudgement, because what we are currently seeing in the market – namely the integration of AI functionality into existing software – can quickly become a problem. Continue Reading
“Sorry, there’s still an old profile photo in there” – this used to be a common argument when you met someone for the first time via video conference or in person and looked a little irritated. Today it’s “yes, I Continue Reading
That’s where the fun really ends. I’m looking forward to trying out the new GPT 5 and then something like this. 8.8 – 8.11 = -0.31. Seriously? Yet another example of the fact that generative AI still cannot be trusted! Continue Reading
Yesterday, Open AI published two new open source models(https://openai.com/index/introducing-gpt-oss/). With very exciting specifications, especially for use in companies. Even if these models are not up to date with the current Chat GPT, they can be operated internally, especially for security-critical Continue Reading
IT projects don’t always run smoothly: they grind, they crack – and sometimes they even threaten to fail. But it doesn’t have to come to that! What is the status of your IT project? Do you lack a sound basis Continue Reading
Ever thought about it? Project costing often focuses purely on development costs. In reality, however, this is only a fraction of what projects “cost”. Because when the development is finished, that’s usually when things really get going: Solutions have to Continue Reading
Things are gradually becoming critical for European companies!A brief but important classification: 1. the legal situation:The U.S. CLOUD Act allows the American government to access all data (business + private) as long as it is located on servers of U.S. Continue Reading
Advance trust is a good thing in itself. And so is assuming that someone has a certain level of competence. Anyone who has completed an apprenticeship or degree or obtained an academic qualification probably has a certain basic idea of Continue Reading
The EU has drawn up a roadmap for quantum-secure encryption by 2030. By then at the latest, all encryption methods should have been converted in such a way that even quantum computers will be able to cope. According to current Continue Reading
Apple published a paper last week in which it is shown that current AI models (especially large reasoning models) cannot yet think for themselves(https://ml-site.cdn-apple.com/papers/the-illusion-of-thinking.pdf) and Sam Altman writes in his blog(https://blog.samaltman.com/the-gentle-singularity) how the AI world will change in the next Continue Reading