Beings that are completely different from us are coming and I have reconciled myself with the idea that humanity might disappear, says Grzegorz Lindenberg, a sociologist and publicist, in a conversation with Robert Siewiorek.
Today we have much more information than ever before. It is time we became a bit wiser. An interview with Erika Widegren, head of the Re-Imagine Europa project.
When building a safe cyber world, it is worth starting with the identification of where and how much our functioning is linked to cyberspace – recommends Joanna Świątkowska, Ph.D., the initiator and the director of the CYBERSEC CEE congress in a conversation with Anna Zagórna.
The language you use on the web is like your fingerprint, or gait. Machine learning and behavioral analysis algorithms will use it to trace you everywhere.
Excitement over capabilities of digital technology must not drown out fundamental questions about relations between a man and intelligent machines. The stakes are high – our autonomy and humanity.
Will artificial intelligence suck us into a never-ending game? Michał Rolecki talks to Michał Wardaszko from the Center for Simulation Games and Gamification at the Kozminski University.
“The technological progress is deeply unnatural. If it was natural, the industrial revolution would have happened earlier”, says Carl Benedikt Frey in an interview by Robert Siewiorek
Perhaps we will be able to develop a culture in which everyone learns for its own sake and for the sake of having a richer inner life. But I think this not necessarily the most likely outcome of current trends. The danger of enfeeblement is real. Prof. Stuart Russell in conversation with Maciej Chojnowski.
A hundred years ago a farmer had to have horse craft, few generations later they are the most digitally savvy end engaged people you could meet – says Dave Shepherd, head of Syngenta Digital Innovation Lab in Singapore, in conversation with Michał Rolecki