The Future of Editing
I models cannot replace human authors or editors, but they can support their work. We’ll introduce three tools that are particularly useful for self-publishing.
Ideas, Learning & Digital Life
I models cannot replace human authors or editors, but they can support their work. We’ll introduce three tools that are particularly useful for self-publishing.

More than just an ancient legendary hero and a new AI tool: Aeneas is a symbol of how intelligently linking the past and the future can reveal new insights.

Der Mechanismus von Antikythera: von antiker Datenverarbeitung zu noch komplexerer Daten-Gegenwart.

Less is more. Printing in the year 2025.

Large Language Models (LLM) are changing the world of artificial intelligence. This article addresses aspects of the current state of LLM technology.

Back to the roots! Join us on a discovery tour to the roots of the digital world. It all started quite simply: once upon a time there was a zero and a one ...

Collected knowledge helps everyone, even artificial intelligence.

Data mining in venerable libraries, all in the service of research and creativity.

Beta 3 blog in a new design and bilingual (German and English).

Spelling isn't that important, specialized software proofreads. Is that enough? No! Good texts don't write themselves.

Tablet or tablet? If you want to write with an e-pen, you should be prepared for surprises.

A swan song to a letter that never really arrived and will not be missed - despite the puffery of the swan song headlines.

All the world's knowledge gathered in one place - dream or nightmare? In the heyday of printed encyclopedias, the answer was different than in times of AI.

Opinions are divided on the subject of AI (artificial intelligence). Progress for some, a spectre for others ...

Digitized collections from old libraries enable a new kind of celebration of the book senses.

Who is ahead, who wins? GPS. What connects racetrack conversations, Harry Potter's magical world and ambitious amateur runners.

The search for information is a human need. You could also call it curiosity.

What could the city of the future look like? Young people develop their ideas - with the help of a popular computer game.

Who still gets letters? Business communication is evolving, but sometimes it still plods along as it did in stagecoach days.

The Romans really did leave their mark everywhere. In Germania, and now also in the exciting digitization of history.

Antonia Maury and Williamina Fleming are almost forgotten names. High time to pay tribute to Human Computers and their pioneering work.

What are books, anyway, and who reads them at all? People are reading differently, not less. Figures and theses on the e-book market.

Books, there are books everywhere. I would love to read them all. How can you do that? Using a device dating from the 16th century.