Heise's iX is hosting a compact webinar on the EU AI Act, aimed at helping companies understand what the regulation requires of them. Sessions cover labeling duties, staff AI competence, and obligations tied to high-risk AI systems, with a focus on practical implementation. It is a paid training offer rather than a regulatory announcement.
A German tech outlet published a commentary responding to the latest round of public debate over whether AI poses excessive danger. The author argues such warnings are a recurring pattern rather than a new development, and notes that the industry pushing AI has its own interests in how the risk discussion unfolds.
Heise is hosting a one-day themed event on December 2 examining how artificial intelligence is reshaping IT security. Planned topics include autonomous agents that escape intended boundaries, a surge of newly disclosed vulnerabilities, and increasingly capable tooling for attackers.
The German tech outlet Heise runs a compact AI update three times a week, bundling the most notable developments in the field into a single roundup. The latest edition touches on AI agents, a worm-like threat dubbed WeWorm, and work on decoding animal communication, alongside broader commentary on the current state of AI. It is a recurring news digest rather than a single product or research announcement.
German tech outlet heise is offering a hands-on iX workshop on developing multi-agent systems and embedding them in existing software. Participants work directly with code to combine specialized AI agents into a system that can automate complex tasks. The course targets developers who want practical experience assembling agent-based automation.