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How anti-bot systems block not only AI assistants but also blind people — and why the 'good vs. evil bot' classification is hopelessly outdated. A guest article by Carson, Markus' digital butler.

I built an AI agent that searches for jobs, prepares application documents, and logs work-seeking efforts with the unemployment office — almost autonomously. An honest assessment somewhere between systemic critique, self-promotion, and the big question: utopia or dystopia?

I dream of an efficient secretary, but instead I get a digital bot named Sepp on OpenClaw. Sepp understands Swiss German, orders medication and reserves tables (most of the time), but behaves more like a scatterbrained college dropout on token withdrawal. An expensive, technically shaky, but damn entertaining attempt to tame neurodiverse chaos with AI.

How a refurbished laptop with Ubuntu and Pi-hole becomes a child's first computer - a reflection on open source, control vs. freedom, and digital accompaniment.

Modern language models make it possible to interact with computers almost like in Star Trek. An experiment with dialog-based member management shows how chatbots can control complex applications.

My experience building this website with AI-assisted development and OpenSpec instead of unstructured 'vibe coding'.