AAA für KI-Agenten: Autonomous, Anywhere, Always On.
Drei Wege, einen Agenten rund um die Uhr zu betreiben und warum Autonomie eine Führungsfrage ist.
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Currently on a AI conference in Germany and there ist just so much hate from the speakers against the United States, Donald Trump und the tech Leaders. It’s just crazy
Wan Forder der Finanzminister das Recht der ersten Nacht ein? Bisher führt sich die Regierung ja schon auf wie Feudalherren. @larsklingbeil #colazero #zuckersteuer
🤡 alles wird teurer. Die verdammten Konzerne zocken uns ab. Scheiß kapitalismus 💩
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Are you also raging against @claudeai today? IDEA: AI tools will measure and report the Rage-Score measured on how much bad words used against the AI. Those reported Rage-Scores will be made public and comparable! @OpenAI @AnthropicAI @xai @cursor_ai @elonmusk @Alibaba_Qwen @Kimi_Moonshot
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By analysing the claude code sessions on my machine (I don't really use claude anywhere else), I took my current fable usage (83%) to calculate where the 100% limit is.
There were 3 weeks, where I was over this implied cap. And so far, I only remember one week where I was at the weekly fable limit since its re-release...
Sadly I did not record my limit percentages historically, but I will sure as hell start doing so...

ALT Bar chart titled 'Fable 5 — weekly usage vs. implied cap' showing weekly token usage from July 18 to August 21, 2026. The implied cap is 1,13B tokens per week (representing 83% usage as of August 19). A horizontal dashed line marks the implied cap at 1.13B tokens. Three red bars show weeks exceeding the cap: July 18-24 at +3% over cap, July 25-31 at +9% over cap, and August 1-7 at +15% over cap. Two blue bars show weeks below the cap: August 8-14 at approximately 750M tokens and August 15-21 at approximately 900M tokens. The y-axis displays token counts from 0 to 1.50B
Robert Kramer retweeted
Anyone else feeling like @AnthropicAI silently halved the limits of the 20x @claudeai plan?
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Because with AI, a skilled engineer gets so much more benefit than an unskilled engineer.
The gap is only increasing, so naturally, senior engineer are becoming even more interesting.















