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AI Chatbots on Websites: GDPR-Compliant Implementation

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AI chatbots pose data protection challenges because they process personal data, transfer it to external services and may learn from the interactions. Companies must define the legal bases for processing, implement technical and organisational safeguards and ensure users' data subject rights. Using US AI services carries particular risks under the current legal situation and should therefore be assessed critically.

How Does an AI Actually “Think”? Language Models Explained Simply

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Language models are highly developed prediction machines that learn which words are likely to follow others, instead of retrieving answers from a database. These models can develop astonishing abilities by recognizing patterns and relationships in huge amounts of text, even though they have no real understanding. It is important to be aware that answers from language models are not always correct and should always be checked for plausibility.

HTML Live Viewer: Free Online HTML Viewer for HTML and Markdown Testing

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The HTML Live Viewer is a free, browser-based tool that combines a code editor and a live preview. It shows changes instantly, offers functions to beautify and minify code and automatically improves contrast for accessible design. The HTML Live Viewer is particularly suitable for developing HTML, CSS and JavaScript, but also as part of an AI-supported workflow.

AI Chatbots for Business: Opportunities and Risks – Local AI as a Secure Alternative

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AI chatbots like ChatGPT offer opportunities but carry risks for data security, data protection and legal requirements. Companies should prefer local AI systems to keep control over sensitive data and comply with data protection rules. Public chatbots can be useful in certain areas but must always be questioned critically and never be regarded as a reliable source for precise results.

The Age of AI Agents: When AI Takes Action on Its Own

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AI agents are autonomous software programs that pursue goals independently, break tasks down into steps and use tools such as email or databases. These agents are revolutionising workflows in companies and enabling new consumer behaviour, but they also pose security risks because they can carry out real actions. Integrating AI agents into existing systems challenges companies in terms of control, oversight and security.