Antwort auf DER SPIEGEL: “Im Namen der Freiheit”
This post refers to an article in this week’s SPIEGEL print edition. Since the article is in German, my comment will be in German, too. tl;dr: It seems…
Tag: google
neural networks, infomorphs, B-Corps, normalcy, weirding. more random connections to figure out.
A neural network computer at Google X Labs that “basically invented the concept of a cat” algorithmically. Weavrs, infomorphs that can put together slide decks semi-autonomously, among many…
Thoughts on Google’s initiatives in Germany
Earlier today, ZEIT Online published an article on Google’s lobbying and public affairs efforts in Germany: Google umarmt die Netz-Prominenz (translation: Google embraces the web VIPs). I found…
Berlin’s new research institutes
Earlier this year, two new research institutes were announced to open in Berlin. Google gathered a number of high profile (mostly) academic partners to do some serious research…
Google+ First Impressions
It’s time to drop some off-the-cuff punditry. (Kidding.) I’m sitting at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport waiting for boarding one of a long series of flights, on a trip that’s…
ZDF vs Google, Apple, Konsumenten
[A note to my international readers: This post has to be in German as it concerns mostly German media; the next one will be in English again. Sorry…
Google Streetview in Germany, some thoughts
A little while ago I wrote a little rant about the fake Streetview Google had launched in Germany, an odd Google Maps & Panoramio hybrid. Eventually that’s about…