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, 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.
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.
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.
In 5-10 years, companies designed as completely autonomous may appear. The majority of their operational processes will be done automatically and a human will have supervisory and managerial roles – says Andrzej Sobczak in a conversation with Maciej Chojnowski.
It would be unethical to create an ideal man, forcefully adjusting him to societal expectations. I don’t do that – says one of the most famous Polish neurosurgeons in a conversation with Monika Redzisz.
– Am I to understand that it’s going to be possible to order a sculpture from your father, despite the fact he’s dead? – I ask.
– Possibly – says Dariusz Gross, a data sculptor and the lord of robots.
How many Polish scientists carry out research on artificial intelligence (AI)? Which research centres publish the most? How many research papers have been published in high-profile journals? We present a report entitled “AI researchers and their publications.”