AI

Do we have free will?

The more we explore AI, the more we are exposed to new philosophical questions that challenge our values and beliefs.

by Lone Frank

AI way to hell

When we talk about Artificial Intelligence, it's often technology and technique. But to understand it, we should put ethics first.

by Leonardo Caffo

Renaissance of humanity

An invitation to envision a scenario somewhere between a technological desert and a “Heidiland” without tech.

by Nicole Büttner-Thiel

What is Boston Dynamics?

The robotic dogs from Black Mirror aired are not entirely the fruit of the imagination of its screenwriters.

Which direction will AI take?

Like all technology, AI is neither good nor bad. But like all technology, it is not neutral either.

by Vittorio Di Tomaso

Black metal AI

Music and technology have interacted over the past decades, with very interesting outcomes.

by Martin Drexler

Voice speaks up

Interacting with technology the same way we interact with people. Voice, the most common interface that mankind has ever developed, is about to undergo a renaissance, and the reasons why are as natural as the technology that is driving it.

by Hector Ouilhet

What are deep fakes?

With this technology around, you might have to not believe everything you see.

by MAIZE

Let’s talk NLP

A revolution is happening in the Human-Computer interaction: Soon, devices will finally speak our language.

by Hector Ouilhet

Opening Pandora’s box

AI today acts as a black box: We're not 100% sure of what happens in between the input and the output. Kings College Professor Mischa Dohler explains how we are opening the Artificial Intelligence "black box", why this is important, and how this will affect our lives in the future.

by Mischa Dohler

The future of voice

In just two-years more than 30% of all web-browsing sessions will be done without a screen.

by Malte Kosub

Healthcare and AI should be a force for public good

What will the future of healthcare look like? Bart De Witte believes it will centre on the symbiosis of machine algorithms and human decision makers – emboldening experts supported by artificial intelligence. However, with the 70% of the world's population still without access to healthcare, how will these new applications of technology serve the public good?

by Bart de Witte

What is the AI black box problem?

We do not fully understand why the algorithms behind AI act the way they, and this is a problem which we can't ignore.

by MAIZE

Crowdsourcing morality

Now that AI making its way into our lives in the form of self-driving cars and smart personal assistants, it's time to talk about ethics.

by Epi Ludvik

8 takeaways from the rise of Artificial Intelligence

An analysis of our debut event on AI, the technology that walks the fine line between a world of wonder and one of woe.

by MAIZE

Nothing to fear: no growth, AI and education

We shouldn't be afraid of automation, but of the moment we'll stop growing as a society. Dov Frohman, former vice president of Intel Corporation and inventor of the erasable programmable read-only memory, sits down and explains the implications of Artificial Intelligence and how this disruptive technology will transform employment and education.

by Dov Frohman

Artificial Intelligence, collective cerebella, attention and our future

If humanity is to thrive in the coming age of the automation, the mediator between head and hands must be the heart.

by Robert C. Wolcott

What is Machine Learning?

Long Story Short

by MAIZE