If the models of artificial intelligence aren’t explainable, then specialists (e.g. in medicine) must fully trust the technology, even though their signature is below the diagnosis. We are working on a system in our Laboratory which will be able to answer what forms the basis of its predictions. Monika Redzisz talks to Piotr Sobecki, the manager and the team leader of the Applied Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
Many people say we don’t understand consciousness. Let them speak for themselves. I believe we’re getting to know it better and better. We’re able to use our knowledge about the brain to build better artificial intelligence step-by-step. Maciej Chojnowski talks to Professor Włodzisław Duch.
When parents suspect a neurological disorder in their child, they will be able to film it and the algorithm will diagnose it. Monika Redzisz talks to Łukasz Kidziński, Stanford University
“Robots may soon travel and conquer K2 and other highest peaks of the world. They will probably be able to […]
Imagine today a new Marx or a new Aristotle or a new Kant being born. What would they be thinking about? I think they would be engaging in all the digital transformations, innovation and technologies. Prof. Luciano Floridi in conversation with Maciej Chojnowski.
“Today’s neural networks are trained and then implemented in a new environment where they no longer have the opportunity to learn. We would like to create agents which would learn throughout their whole life and adapt to new situations. Those areas are still to be explored,” says Janusz Marecki in the interview conducted by Monika Redzisz.
“Poland will be able to say that it is a leading 5G innovator. It is going to be at the forefront of technological changes”. An interview with Martin Mellor, Country Manager, Ericsson Polska.
Today, knowledge becomes stale as fast as fish does. The key to success is not the amount of information but the speed at which it can be absorbed and used, says Ralf Knegtmans, a recruitment specialist and author of “Agile Talent” in an interview conducted by Monika Redzisz.
It can spot any scratch or dent. It is capable of detecting any oil leak or source of corrosion. It is even smart enough to check the condition of your tires and tell if the pressure is in line with producer’s recommendations. An Israeli start-up, UVeye, uses deep learning to support professionals in effective vehicle inspection.