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#heiseshow: Google’s verdict, forever mouse, AI training | Heise Online

08/08/2024

Moderator Anna Kalinowski, Heise-Online editor-in-chief Dr. Volker Zotta (@DocZet) and Malte Kirchner (@maltekir) talk about the following topics in this edition of #heiseshow:

Court decision against Google: Will the search engine’s monopoly end soon? A US court found: Google is abusing its monopoly position in the search engine market. What does this ruling mean for the future of Internet search? How might competition in the search engine market change as a result? What consequences does Google face?
Logitech and the Subscription Mouse: Is It All Just Entertainment? Logitech denied rumors about a “forever mouse” with subscription payments. Was it a misunderstanding or a clever PR stunt? How do users generally feel about the subscription model for hardware? Could this concept even become a reality in the future?
Harmful self-talk: Is training AI at risk of death? Experts warn of a possible collapse of AI systems due to self-generated training data. How realistic is this scenario? What impact will such a “training death” have on AI development? How can the quality of AI training data be ensured in the long term?

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