Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stefan Wagenpfeil
Software Engineering | IT-Management | Gutachter für Informatik
Why do we trust AI systems so readily? Is it because the answers sound so good and professional? Is it because we’ve learned (kudos to the art of engineering) that computers are accurate (and because we lack the intuitive understanding Continue Reading
Why do we trust AI systems so readily? Is it because the answers sound so good and professional? Is it because we’ve learned (kudos to the art of engineering) that computers are accurate (and because we lack the intuitive understanding Continue Reading
The Best of Nerd Culture—or: How to Conduct Due Diligence Between IT Companies Today…. NVIDIA is acquiring the Hugging Face platform for just under $13 billion. As far as we know. The exact purchase price: $12,930,300,000. And now things are Continue Reading
AI is fast. Much too fast. And, above all, much faster than the famous “human-in-the-loop” approach. And that’s becoming more and more of a problem. It has become incredibly easy to generate high-quality results using AI (whether source code, text, Continue Reading
We’re coming across more and more artifacts created with the help of AI. In every field. Whether in our personal lives, at work, or—as in my/our case—as a professional or expert… And in doing so, we’ve noticed that the skill Continue Reading
What good is all this wonderful generative AI if we can’t trust it? And by that, I don’t mean AI watermarks, certificates of authenticity, and all that technical stuff. I’m taking a more fundamental approach right now (sorry about that)… Continue Reading
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Code reviews—more important today than ever. And there’s a simple reason for that. I’m currently working on a code review. Well, strictly speaking, I’m actually working on this post right now, but before that I was deep into a code Continue Reading
Python project. Library missing. Just install it… that’s the plan. What happens next shows just how absurd some quality standards are: I want to install a single library, and it automatically loads over 100 additional libraries along with it. Great—everything Continue Reading
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stefan Wagenpfeil 6d Why do we assume that AI “knows” what is right and wrong? Why do we believe that AI must know not to hack into other people’s systems (see OpenAI)? Just because we “told” her that, Continue Reading