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Daniel Wisser @danielwisser.bsky.social · 14h

Jedes Wort, das @arminthurnher.bsky.social schreibt, trifft: "Es handelt sich um die Auslöschung von Politik, um den Versuch, den Faschismus als unausweichlich herbeizuschreiben, indem man so tut, als warne man vor ihm." 1/2

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Daniel Wisser @danielwisser.bsky.social · 19h

Gestern sind in @derstandard.at 14 und in @diepressecom.bsky.social 9 Artikel über die SPÖ erschienen. Alle 23 bringen keine neue Nachricht und kein neues Faktum zur Sprache. Dafür sind sie voller Hass und SPÖ-Bashing und bauen schon das Marterbauer-Bashing auf. Ein Medien-Pogrom der Sonderklasse!

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ZackZack @redaktionzack.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

"Aus Angst, dass Andreas Babler bei einem Sonderparteitag wieder von der Basis gewählt wird, musste man den SPÖ-Chef im Auftrag der in Österreich regierenden Kronen Zeitung von oben entfernen." Randnotizen von @danielwisser.bsky.social

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In vollgeschissenen Lederhosen - zackzack.at

Aus Angst, dass Andreas Babler bei einem Sonderparteitag wieder von der Basis gewählt wird, musste man den SPÖ-Chef im Auftrag der in Österreich regierenden Kronen Zeitung von oben entfernen.

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Daniel Wisser @danielwisser.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

Es ist halt das alte Spiel. Die meisten Leute glauben daran, dass ihnen nichts passiert. Und das reicht ihnen. Das Elend, dass der Faschismus bald (wieder) über dieses Land bringt, wird dann jemand anderem angelastet werden. Und natürlich: Wer konnte denn wissen, dass ...

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Colette Schmidt @colettemschmidt.bsky.social · 06/10/2026

Die Perversion in diesem Land fängt schon damit an, das Leute einer Partei, der sie eigentlich nichts mehr als ihren Untergang wünschen, öffentlich ausrichten, wie sie angeblich besser werden könnte. Kommentatoren, die ohnehin nichts mehr wollen als Neuwahlen Neuwahlen und Blauschwarz. (1)

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Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 06/10/2026

This story has no happy ending. No last-minute rescue. This is nothing like the Dot-Com Bubble, Anthropic's losses and IPO are nothing like Amazon or Uber. 80% of Anthropic and OpenAI's revenues come from AI startups. It's all unsustainable. www.wheresyoured.at/credit-crunch/

While a few people have danced with the edges of the potential insolvency of OpenAI and Anthropic, nobody seems to want to talk about the actual consequences, choosing always to take one shot of hopium before getting into the grisly details, with the assumption being that something will go alright — so I’m going to rain on everyone’s parade and go through each point one by one.

NVIDIA Will Still Have Customers After The AI Bubble! Sure it will — for its gaming segment that is now so small that it’s blended into “Edge computing” on its earnings. As I’ve discussed previously, 50% to 60% of NVIDIA’s revenues are coming from hyperscalers that are actively participating in the AI boom, and without that boom (and the debt necessary to keep buying chips), nobody else is buying them at anything close to today’s scale.
If Anthropic and OpenAI die, all that data center compute will be used by someone else one day! OpenAI and Anthropic represent 80%+ of all compute demand, and their customers — unprofitable venture-backed AI startups — make up 80% of their enterprise revenues, which means they’re likely to die before OpenAI and Anthropic.
Someone else will pay for the capacity if they don’t! Who? Who is actually spending money on AI compute? I’ve looked everywhere and I’ve found at the very, very best $22 billion of non-OpenAI/Anthropic compute purchases!

All of this capacity will be useful after the bubble bursts! No it won’t! Any AI data center that’s yet to be completed will cost just as much (if not more so) to finish in a few years as it will today, much like the electricity costs are going to be.
In addition, the vast majority of customers for AI compute are unprofitable AI startups that want to compete with OpenAI and Anthropic, meaning that once the venture spigot turns off, nobody will want it.
AI services are like airlines — you stand up inference based on the amount of customers you might have, and need to guess correctly about your demand, because if you’re off in either direction, you lose a ton of money. With most of the demand for AI driven by endless media and peer pressure, once the AI bubble bursts, the “demand” for AI services will be entirely driven by utility…and considering most services lose money even during the hype cycle, it’s hard to see what post-bubble economy even exists.
This means that it’s unlikely that we’ll have a “booming open source AI market” in the end, and at best we’ll have some sort of handicapped Google monstrosity, though even that seems less likely based on the fallout I fear.
Anthropic and OpenAI can just cut their costs! With hundreds of billions of dollars in non-cancellable commitments, neither of these companies can “cut their costs.”
OpenAI and Anthropic are the fastest growing companies of all time! Based on annualized run rates that are pegged to non-specific periods of time, all as their costs explode and they sign non-cancelable agreements.
If Anthropic and OpenAI die, there will be other winners! Who? There are no other AI companies that are growing anywhere near as fast or have customer bases that come close to Anthropic and OpenAI, and those customers are mostly other AI startups. If Anthropic and OpenAI die, it’s because their customers died, which means their customers won’t be the “winners.”

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Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 06/10/2026

I know I've said this before, but OpenAI and Anthropic should not be allowed to go public. Nor should they be allowed to borrow from the open debt markets. They present an unacceptable risk to investors and lenders, and they need cash at a dangerous scale. www.wheresyoured.at/credit-crunch/

I realize I’ve gone through a lot of technical stuff so far, but the reality is pretty simple: Anthropic and OpenAI do not resemble the financial condition of any company I could find in the history of the stock market outside of WeWork. They are unprofitable, unsustainable, and the only conditions under which they could raise significant debt would involve catastrophic failures of regulatory and ratings bodies.

Sidenote: When WeWork tapped the bond markets in 2018, it received ratings of B (from S&P) and BB- (from Fitch). Both sit below the BBB- threshold for investment-grade debt.

And while WeWork resembles OpenAI and Anthropic, insofar as it didn’t actually own any of the workplaces it rented out to freelancers and startups, it differs in how much it wanted to borrow, seeking only $500m, and the fact that WeWork had a fairly diversified customer base, which is something that (as mentioned) credit ratings, but especially S&P, tend to look favorably on.

I’ll add that the only thing worse than allowing them to go public will be to allow them to raise debt at anything other than the junkiest levels that the market has to offer. These are not stable businesses, nor are they run with much regard for their underlying capital or employees. Both of them have massive amounts of concentration risk, unstable customers, brittle economics, own virtually no assets, and have demonstrated little to no ability to reduce their costs outside of questionable accounting that doesn’t change the fact that they cannot afford their bills.

As a result of their $1.3 trillion in compute commitments, neither company can become “capital efficient” by cutting their training costs, because said training costs are the only means of further growth outside of massive price increases that are unlikely to grow their businesses.

To make matters worse, both are cutting prices to compete with each other, and per Ramp, said price cuts aren’t increasing usage:

Neither company can afford to exist without near-infinite resources, and neither company can afford to slow down due to their massive compute commitments, which have become materially linked to the future growth trajectories of effectively every hyperscaler, as well as Broadcom, which — in pursuit of becoming NVIDIA — has added ruinous amounts of debt at the worst time in history to do so.

And that’s really the biggest problem here.

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Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 06/10/2026

Credit agencies have never rated something like Anthropic or OpenAI, and based on my analysis, both are (outside of hyperscale guarantees for their debt) likely to get B or CCC+ junk ratings, which will be insufficient to raise even $50bn/year in debt. www.wheresyoured.at/credit-crunch/

At that EBITDA, it would immediately slam the door shut on an investment-grade rating for OpenAI or Anthropic, and likely get rated between a B (highly speculative) and a CCC+ (substantial credit risk). If ratings agencies push through at that grade, it means they are completely and utterly corrupt, and going against their own guidance about how credit ratings are provided. Every single metric underlying an investment grade rating comes from EBITDA, and SpaceX was only able to qualify through the success of Starlink as a profitable business.

S&P Global also penalizes revenue concentration — specifically referring to customers or products making up a large slice of revenue. In Anthropic and OpenAI’s case, they effectively have two products — the API and subscriptions — and nearly a quarter of Anthropic’s 2025 revenue came from two customers. While SpaceX is a shitty company, it’s a diversified one. OpenAI and Anthropic are not.

In any case, if either gets an investment-grade rating, it’s likely that a hyperscaler has stepped up and guaranteed some or all of the debt, but in doing so, they’d likely sacrifice part of their own credit rating in the process. The same might happen — as hinted at above above — through a rotten kind of SPV, where the hyperscaler guarantees a certain amount of contracted revenue to OpenAI, allowing a connected SPV to raise at an investment-grade interest rate.

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Colette Schmidt @colettemschmidt.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

„Die Indizien für die Motivlage der Kampagne gegen Babler und "seine" SPÖ bleiben jedenfalls erdrückend. Das ist ziemlich banal: Es geht ums Geld. Da braucht es keine Verschwörungstheorien.“ Mein Kommentar www.derstandard.at/story/300000...

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Der Boulevard kampagnisiert weiter, der Medienminister bleibt

Bei der Führungseinigung der SPÖ kann die Regierung weiterarbeiten – doch einigen Medien liegt daran nichts. Deshalb ist es gut, dass Andreas Babler als Minister bleibt

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Hanspeter Steininger @hpsteininger.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

KI: "Die Situation erinnert ein bisschen an Menschen, die ihre Kampfhunde bewusst besonders aggressiv züchten. Und sie dann Sonntagnachmittag im Park von der Leine lassen, um auszuprobieren, was passiert."

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Ö1 Digital Leben @oe1digitalleben.bsky.social · 05/10/2026

KI ist nicht unsichtbar. Sie braucht Strom, Wasser und Fläche. In Kronstorf in Oberösterreich baut Google ein großes Rechenzentrum. Für #Matrix hat @robin-aydinonat.bsky.social recherchiert, warum das Projekt so umstritten ist. 🎧 Matrix: sound.orf.at/radio/oe1/se... #KI #Rechenzentren #Hyperscaler

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Googlhupf mit Beigeschmack vom 2.10.

Der KI-Boom ist auch ein Boom der KI-Rechenzentren und die brauchen enorm viel Fläche, Wasser und Strom. In den USA regt sich deshalb seit 2023 Widerstand: Laut der Organisation "Data Center Watch" wu...

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Till Randolf Amelung @tillrandolf.bsky.social · 03/10/2026

Wie wurde „Geschlechtsidentität“ von einem medizinischen Fachbegriff zu einer gesellschaftlich und politisch wirkmächtigen Kategorie? Der Soziologe Rogers Brubaker zeichnet ihre institutionelle Karriere nach. Meine Rezension: queernations.de/geschlechtsi...

Kachel mit Zitat: Statt Druck von der Straße gab es diskreten Lobbyismus – mit Erfolg. Doch ein öffentlicher Aushandlungsprozess mit der Gesellschaft fand auf diese Weise nicht parallel mit der Etablierung der Kategorie Geschlechtsidentität statt.

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Colette Schmidt @colettemschmidt.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

"Dass gerade Boulevardmedien Babler durch die Gegend watschen wie keinen anderen, können daher nur sehr naive Leute für Zufall halten. Dass seine Umfragewerte bei einer derartigen Kampagne in den Keller rasseln, ist kein Wunder. Woher beziehen denn die meisten Befragten ihre Informationen? Eben."

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ÖVP ließ Bablers Medienpaket platzen: Hat der Boulevard gewonnen?

Die neuerliche orchestrierte Obmanndebatte in der SPÖ schadet den Roten – und dem Qualitätsjournalismus

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Daniel Wisser @danielwisser.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

@colettemschmidt.bsky.social am Punkt: Wenn Medien in der Scheindebatte um den SPÖ-Vorsitz von der Krone abschreiben, schaden sie sich selbst. Es geht weder um Zeiler noch um Babler: Es geht für Krone/heute darum, Wettbewerbsverzerrung zu sichern. Korruption! www.derstandard.at/story/300000...

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ÖVP ließ Bablers Medienpaket platzen: Hat der Boulevard gewonnen?

Die neuerliche orchestrierte Obmanndebatte in der SPÖ schadet den Roten – und dem Qualitätsjournalismus

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Daniel Wisser @danielwisser.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Jetzt kann man auch die #ZIB2 vergessen. Die Krone hat freie Fahrt. Nun wird die neue Medienförderung gekippt und die Finanzierung des ORF aus dem Budget durchgeboxt. Damit ist der FPÖ und dem Faschismus der Boden für den kritiklosen Durchmarsch bereitet. Danke Dichands!

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Armin Thurnher @arminthurnher.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Eine der dunkleren Stunden des ORF im Transkript. Krone-Chef Klaus Herrmann beim Anrichten von Flurschaden in der ZiB 2. Seuchenkolumne 1996 buff.ly/2eDSp60

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tante @tante.cc · 28/09/2026

I was interviewed by Kathryn Carter. We talked about luddism, tech as political artefact and how to regain agency in this capitalist hellscape. I really enjoyed the conversation though to be fair, Kathryn's questions and comments make me sound way smarter than I actually am.

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Your life is larger than an LLM — KATHRYN CARTER

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Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 28/09/2026

I’m increasingly of the belief that we’ve never truly left the Great Financial Crisis. Everything we’re dealing with today started there, and every excess and problem stems from the US government’s failure to contain or eradicate its causes.

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Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 24/09/2026

AI has not made us better, more productive, more successful or grown the economy outside of GPU sales and data center construction. It has also made the price of every single device of every kind more expensive, depressed the housing market, and increased literally everybody’s cost of debt.

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Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 24/09/2026

Big tech has, through the sheer force of its greed and desperation for the debt fueling the AI buildout, meaningfully inflated the price of US government debt at a time when multiple crises have ballooned it to $40 trillion, with net interest payments the second largest part of its budget.

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Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 24/09/2026

I have wondered when we’d run out of money and how, and the answer is everything got so expensive that the bond market got drawn into it, which is when the real world starts to get harmed by the excesses of the Enshittified Stock Market. Everything gets more expensive thanks to AI.

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Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 22/09/2026

Free newsletter: I estimate that ~50% of AI chip sales - $200bn to $300bn+ - are sitting in warehouses, with NVIDIA selling hundreds of billions of GPUs years in advance. Data centers take way longer to build than hyperscalers are leading us to believe. www.wheresyoured.at/wherere-all-the-ai-chips/

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Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 18/09/2026

Premium newsletter: The Hater's Guide To AI Debt Pt. 1. A comprehensive guide to how Amazon, Google and Meta need $160bn-$328bn in the next two years - assuming that Anthropic and OpenAI can pay hyperscalers $300bn for compute. www.wheresyoured.at/premium-the-haters-guide-to-ai-debt-part-1/

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The year is 2026, and you are a hyperscaler CEO. You zip up your Patagonia vest, type UPDATE ME ON CALENDOR TOODAY into ChatGPT, and see that you have a meeting with your CFO. They tell you that…

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Petar 'Pero' Rosandić @kidpex.bsky.social · 17/09/2026

Meiner Meinung nach der beste Kommentar zum Fall #Gunkl. Bitte, bitte lesen und nachdenken, was hier eigentlich gerade passiert. Danke an der Kuseng für diesen treffenden Kommentar. www.wienerzeitung.at/a/fall-gunkl...

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Fall Gunkl: Wenn das Opfer aus dem Blick gerät | WZ • Wiener Zeitung

Fall Günter Paal (Gunkl): Wenn das Opfer aus dem Blick gerät

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Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 14/09/2026

Free newsletter: The idea that we're nearing the creation of AI systems that we can't control and that pose an existential threat to humanity is a lie and a distraction from the tangible harms and problems caused by LLMs and AI labs' near-unlimited resources. www.wheresyoured.at/ai-is-alread...

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Niko Alm 𖤐 @niko.alm.net · 14/09/2026

Das Zurückdrängen des schädlichen politischen und gesellschaftlichen Einflusses von Religion beginnt mit ihrer Privatisierung. www.diepresse.com/41254417/zei...

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Zeit, das Islamgesetz aufzuheben

Das Zurückdrängen des politischen und gesellschaftlichen Einflusses von Religion beginnt mit ihrer Privatisierung.

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netzpolitik.org @netzpolitik.org · 14/09/2026

Anthropic und OpenAI sind mal wieder vom Tempo ihrer eigenen Entwicklung beunruhigt. Eindringlich warnen sie davor, dass generative KI außer Kontrolle geraten könnte. Der eigentliche Kontrollverlust droht aber, wenn Medien und Politik ins gleiche Horn blasen, schreibt @spielkamp.bsky.social.

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Künstliche Intelligenz ist kein Naturereignis

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Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 13/09/2026

On one hand, it seems pretty coordinated that they all agree on a slowdown, but you’ll notice that none of them seem to agree on what that means. Also: how do you frame “slowdown” with “keep buying NVIDIA GPUs”?

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Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 13/09/2026

There’s also a compelling theory that these companies don’t have an actual plan or strategy and being reactive the entire time!

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Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 13/09/2026

Also everything about this is framed in terms of what might happen, as if everything so far hasn’t been a result of the recklessness and unlimited resources of the frontier labs. We are nowhere near recursive self improvement! What’re they all on about?

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Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 11/09/2026

Holy shit. Bloomberg just verified one of my biggest scoops - that Microsoft only has 2gw of operational capacity. I had it at 1.993GW in prep for the story that @aishadown.bsky.social and I did for the guardian. Vindication! www.theguardian.com/technology/2...

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Lot of speculation out there about how many GPUs are actually deployed.
Today, Microsoft has about 2GW of Al-specific capacity live. around 17% of the total fleet.
Only about 2 gigawatts of the company's current 12-gigawatt capacity is centered on Al-specific chips, the people said. This is expected to grow to about a third of the 38 gigawatts Microsoft plans to have online in 2032, they said.
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Guardian investigation finds
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Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 11/09/2026

This also means we are, with certainty, going to have a massive overbuilt at the scale of anywhere from tens to hundreds of billions of dollars. Any way you cut this it is horrendously bad.

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Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 11/09/2026

It also means that multiple different tech companies are deliberately misleading investors about the scale of their operations, and that NVIDIA has been selling a lot of gpus that are not doing anything.

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Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 11/09/2026

It means there’s potentially over a hundred billion dollars’ worth of GPUs in warehouses bsky.app/profile/drin...

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Colette Schmidt @colettemschmidt.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

„Medienhäuser stehen einer milliardenschweren Industrie gegenüber, die mit beinahe endlosen Ressourcen ausgestattet ist. Deshalb werden oft "unkritisch die PR-Narrative von Tech-Konzernen übernehmen". @muzayen.bsky.social und ich haben @christobuschek.net und @eugeniaunivie.bsky.social interviewt.

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KI-Experten: "Hinter der Vermenschlichung von KI steckt wahnsinnig viel Ideologie"

Der Journalist Christo Buschek und die Philosophin Eugenia Stamboliev warnen davor, KI zu vermenschlichen – und vor den Risiken, wenn der Prozess der Wahrheitsfindung automatisiert wird

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tante @tante.cc · 09/09/2026

Anthropic uses its pattern matching machines to try to do a "pre-crime" approach towards detecting resistance against their god. It's kinda like I predicted: tante.cc/2025/04/15/these-are-not-t… In the end all that "AI" shit is gonna be surveillance.

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tante @tante.cc · 09/09/2026

Just for the record: Everyone who works for Anthropic lacks any moral compass

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JETZT.at @jetzt.at · 10/09/2026

Die jüngsten Tests mit KI-Agenten zeigen erschreckende Dynamiken. Aber was können diese Systeme wirklich – und vor allem: Wie hält man sie im Zaum? Die ganze Geschichte hörst oder liest du auf JETZT.at oder in der JETZT-App. www.jetzt.at/artikel/sEq4M4Rd-a7EE0…

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Wolfgang Rössler @wolfiroessler.jetzt.at · 09/09/2026

Was um alles in der Welt ist eigentlich mit der Kleinen Zeitung los? Wir haben uns das bei @jetzt.at genauer angesehen, in Kopperation mit @andreagutschi.bsky.social von @kobuk.at. Spoiler: Kurt Vorhofer würde wohl rotieren. www.jetzt.at/artikel/sNGO...

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Die verlorene Ehre der Kleinen Zeitung Falsches Spiel mit Andreas Babler

Aufgrund von anonymen Hinweisen schießt die „Kleine Zeitung“ gegen die Glaubwürdigkeit des Vizekanzlers – und steht am Ende selbst in den Trümmern ihrer Reputation.

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JETZT.at @jetzt.at · 09/09/2026

Aufgrund von anonymen Hinweisen schießt die „Kleine Zeitung“ gegen die Glaubwürdigkeit des Vizekanzlers – und steht am Ende selbst in den Trümmern ihrer Reputation. Die ganze Geschichte hörst oder liest du auf JETZT.at oder in der JETZT-App.

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Die verlorene Ehre der Kleinen Zeitung. Falsches Spiel mit Andreas Babler

Aufgrund von anonymen Hinweisen schießt die „Kleine Zeitung“ gegen die Glaubwürdigkeit des Vizekanzlers – und steht am Ende selbst in den Trümmern ihrer Reputation.

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tante @tante.cc · 09/09/2026

AnthrOpenAI Employee: "No really, AI will probably kill us soon. It's so powerful." Me: "And what are you doing for work?" AntrOpenAI Employee: "Build bigger and bigger AI." Me: "Did a horse kick you in the head or something?"

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Tim Maughan @timmaughan.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

AI company: *points gun at your head* AI company: you should be really worried about this gun im pointing at your head. it’s bigger than the last one i pointed at your head. you’re lucky it’s me pointing it and not china. now give me money so i can make an even bigger gun to point at your head

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Ed Zitron @edzitron.com · 09/09/2026

Both Anthropic and OpenAI should face criminal action for felony hacking. We put people in jail for hacking, including people who use scripts. This is not a complex moral, ethical or legal situation, and the only difference is that they're doing it in public and boasting about it

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Österreichischer Presserat @presserat.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

Bei uns sind bereits mehrere Beschwerden zum Artikel in der @kleinezeitung.at über die mögliche Vorreihung der OP des Vaters von Vizekanler @andibabler.at eingelangt. presserat.at

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presserat.at - Aufgaben

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Daniel Wisser @danielwisser.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

Wollt ihr den totalen Dreck? Babler-Bashing in der nächsten Runde: Sensible Patientendaten seines Vaters werden von der Presse herangezogen. Historischer Tiefpunkt politscher Kultur und des Medienniveaus. zackzack.at/2026/09/04/w... #Babler #Medien #FPÖ #KleineZeitung

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Wollt ihr den totalen Dreck? - zackzack.at

Inhaltliche Kritik an Andreas Babler ist passé. Nun wühlt man in der Krankengeschichte seines Vaters. Auf Schutz der Privatsphäre und Sicherheit von Patientendaten wird gepfiffen. Ein Tiefpunkt der po...

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ZackZack @redaktionzack.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

"Inhaltliche Kritik an SPÖ-Chef Andreas Babler ist passé. Nun wühlt man in der Krankengeschichte seines Vaters. Auf Schutz der Privatsphäre und Sicherheit von Patientendaten wird gepfiffen. Ein Tiefpunkt der politischen Kultur und österreichischen Presse." -Kolumne von @danielwisser.bsky.social

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Peter Pilz @peterpilz.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

Ich schätze die @kleinezeitung.at, aber wie lange noch? Vielleicht schafft sie doch noch eine Entschuldigung beim Vater von @andibabler.at. Wenn nicht - muss man jetzt auch in Graz um Marktanteile mit #Heute und #Exxpress kämpfen? zackzack.at/2026/09/04/w...

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KPÖ Graz @kpgraz.bsky.social · 03/09/2026

Faktencheck: Die finanzielle Situation der Gemeinden ist angespannt. Es ist aber keineswegs so, dass #Graz plötzlich kein Geld mehr hätte. Es geht – wie im Budgetbeschluss des Gemeinderats vorgesehen – darum, rechtzeitig zu reagieren. www.kpoe-graz.at/budgetsperre...

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Budgetsperre in Graz? – 9 Fragen und 9 Antworten

Medienberichte kochen hoch: angeblich sei Graz „so gut wie zahlungsunfähig“ – das Gegenteil ist richtig: Die Stadt setzt wie vom Gemeinderat beschlossen rechtzeitig Maßnahmen, um die Liquidität si

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