Why the Question of Legal Personality for AI is Relevant at All

Artificial intelligence is now more than just a technological buzzword – it makes decisions, controls machines, generates content, and increasingly changes processes that were once reserved for humans. This raises a question that was long confined to science fiction: Should autonomous AI systems or robots be legally recognized as their own entities – as legal persons?

Introduction

Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) is considered the "holy grail" of AI research – a machine that can think and learn flexibly like a human. Current AI models amaze with their capabilities but reach their limits when it comes to real understanding and reasoning. Recent developments now highlight five closely linked topics on the path to AGI:

While many companies are still hesitant with official AI policies, employees have long been using AI tools like ChatGPT on their own initiative. Welcome to the world of "Shadow AI." What lies behind it, why it is both a risk and an opportunity – and how companies in Switzerland can handle it wisely.

Google Search is evolving with new AI-driven features that change how users find information. Two key innovations are AI Overviews and the newly announced AI Mode. In this post, we’ll break down what each feature does, who can use them, and where they’re available. We’ll also explore what these changes mean for the future of search – and how digital marketers can adapt in terms of SEO and search advertising (SEA).

It was a Sunday morning in June 2024 when I had a simple yet exciting idea: Is it possible to create an automated radio with today's technological possibilities – and without complex programming? This question led me to an experiment that is now known as AGI-Radio and demonstrates how quickly innovations can be realized through no-code solutions. The experience clearly showed me how AI and automation can break creative boundaries.

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The boundaries between technology, music, and entertainment are increasingly blurring. With the AI Disco, we offer an experience that goes far beyond an ordinary dance night. Imagine dancing to music that is generated in real-time by AI specifically for you and the mood of the evening. Sounds exciting? That's exactly what our AI Disco is all about!

AI Disco: Live DJ meets AI Prompter

What makes this format unique?

The Swiss club scene is experiencing a revolutionary innovation. "ONE SONG NIGHT" breaks all conventions and presents a concept that redefines the boundaries of musical experience.

The Concept: One Song, Infinite Possibilities

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Choosing the right engine is crucial for developing VR experiences. Both Unity and Unreal Engine are powerful tools, but they have different strengths. Depending on the use case, one engine may be more suitable than the other. Here’s a breakdown of which engine works best for different applications.

When is Unity the Right Choice for VR?

Unity is the most widely used VR engine and offers a broad range of features for various VR applications. It is particularly well suited for:

Google is increasingly integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into its search functionality to enhance user experience. An innovative feature called "AI Mode" is being developed, introducing chatbot-like interactions directly into Google Search. The goal of "AI Mode" is to provide users primarily with AI-generated responses to their queries. This new search option is currently being tested with Google One AI Premium users and delivers answers based on the complete Google search index, supplemented with relevant links.