Stefan Krempl
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Chat control: EU states want to legalize comprehensive mass scans indirectly (opens the original)
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Shortly before the likely decisive trilogue negotiations on the EU regulation to combat child sexual abuse on Tuesday, internal documents from the Council of Ministers have been leaked. They show that Member States want to enforce comprehensive surveillance of private communications using a new tactic. Under the guise of so-called search plans, EU governments are thus attempting to create a permanent legal basis for mass scans. The plan would enable national judicial or independent administrativ
VW considers exiting robotaxi service Moia – Germany losing ground (opens the original)
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Anyone who can navigate the historic and confusing maze of London’s streets unscathed has basically mastered driving anywhere. For precisely this reason, the British capital is currently the preferred testing ground for developers of autonomous driving systems. Companies like Google sister company Waymo, the ride-hailing service Uber, and the Chinese tech giant Baidu are testing their driverless fleets there. But various providers are also preparing to enter the market in European cities such as
Swiss E-ID: Justice Minister Jans prevents secret Amazon deal (opens the original)
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The Swiss digital identity (e-ID) has been under public scrutiny since its narrowly approved referendum. Public trust in a secure, government-provided digital identity is considered the foundation of the project. However, it has emerged that the federal administration was secretly pursuing an outsourcing strategy for this critical infrastructure. As the magazine Republik reveals, the Federal Office of Justice and the Federal Office for Information Technology and Telecommunication planned to cont
Encrypted AI “Reasoning Process” Hacked: Weaker Models Reveal Secrets (opens the original)
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Leading AI providers advertise security mechanisms intended to prevent language models from revealing confidential data or dangerous knowledge. However, an international research team has uncovered an architectural vulnerability in this process: via a workaround, the encrypted reasoning logs of powerful AI models can be read out completely in plain text – and precisely by utilizing smaller sibling models from the same manufacturer. Novel AI systems process an internal thought process, the so-cal
Amazon plans gigantic gas power plant for new AI data center (opens the original)
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To satisfy the enormous demand for computing power in the AI era, Amazon is pursuing a highly controversial initiative: The online giant, which is also one of the global cloud hyperscalers with its Amazon Web Services (AWS) division, plans to build a huge data center campus in Texas that is to be powered by its own gigantic gas power plant with an output of 7.65 gigawatts (GW). It would be the largest natural gas power plant ever built in the USA. As research by industry media Distilled and Clea
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