“Artificial intelligence may provide more effective treatment than any psychiatrist in the world. Combining diagnostic AI with therapeutic AI will create a super-psychiatrist,” says professor Marek Krzystanek, pioneer of telemedicine in Poland, in an interview with Monika Redzisz.
What would happen if artificial intelligence was trained on propaganda press texts? I shudder to think. That is why humans will always have to control AI. Including those who use algorithms to digitize the collection of the National Library of Poland.
“We expect COVID-19 to become a persistent human virus like flu,” says professor Nikolai Petrovsky in an interview conducted by Anna Zagórna.
An algorithm capable of diagnosing breast cancer more accurately than an experienced radiologist – an interview with Krzysztof Geras, PhD, conducted by Monika Redzisz.
We are trying to analyze how someone might use a technology to detrimentally affect our lives and what we could do to prevent it. Interview with Jerry Tworek, OpenAI.
An intelligent tool created by a group of researchers from Kraków helps to diagnose autism in children. It has already been implemented by some European centers in Sweden and Great Britain.
“Today, we are witnessing the third generation of electronic literature. Literary works come to us unbidden these days,” says Piotr Marecki, a digital media expert from the Jagiellonian University, in an interview with Monika Redzisz
Thanks to non-invasive methods of neuromodulation, virtual reality and psychedelic drugs we will be able to ‘’re-write’’ the brain anew, stopping the negative memories in particular. Monika Redzisz talks do Dr. Divya Chandler from Singularity University, a Silicon Valley think tank.
The algorithm itself is neither ethical, nor unethical. It is the human who created it, who made more or less ethical decisions. So he’s the one responsible. Maciej Cho-jnowski talks with Przemysław Biecek, professor in Human-Centered Artificial Intel-ligence at Warsaw University of Technology.