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  • prof. dr hab. Dariusz Jemielniak

    We’re getting dumber, and technology is contributing to that.

    Socrates was right. When in the 5th century BCE, in Phaedrus, he warned about the invention of writing, arguing that it would destroy human memory, he was laughed at as a technophobe.

    We’re getting dumber, and technology is contributing to that.

  • Paulina Dalka-Kubaczyk

    LinkedIn’s dirty work? AI will do it for you

    People used to say that “if you’re not on Facebook, you don’t exist.” Nowadays, you could say that “if you’re not on LinkedIn, you’re not working.”

    LinkedIn’s dirty work? AI will do it for you

  • Kamil Świdziński

    Big Tech’s battle for the most talented in the AI industry

    Silicon Valley is in the eye of a hurricane. Not because of climate change, but because it’s where the biggest battle for minds in the history of technology is unfolding.

    Big Tech’s battle for the most talented in the AI industry

  • Seweryn Jakubiec

    KEKE – Autonomous Artistic Agent

    It doesn’t experience inspiration, it doesn’t know the smell of turpentine, and it isn’t moved by sunsets. Yet with the help of human hands, it creates forms that are later appraised in…

    KEKE – Autonomous Artistic Agent

  • Seweryn Jakubiec

    Interview with KEKE

    KEKE is an Autonomic Artistic AI Agent. Enjoy a conversation between human and the mashine.

    Interview with KEKE

Let AIgnite your potential

  • Olena Kolikhova

    New roles in the market — from Chief AI Officer to AI Founder

    Although not every company has a Chief AI Officer in its structure today and many IT managers view Prompt Engineers as a novelty from Silicon Valley, reality is changing faster than we…

    New roles in the market — from Chief AI Officer to AI Founder

  • dr Ewa Chamczyk

    GPT-5: More intelligent, but is it smarter?

    GPT-5 has arrived. We’ve checked out what it can do and why its ability to “think deeper” is crucial.

    GPT-5: More intelligent, but is it smarter?

  • Zuzanna Rożek, Bartosz Dobrowolski

    AI in HR — How to recruit effectively and legally

    A few words on responsibility in recruitment processes.

    AI in HR — How to recruit effectively and legally

  • Karolina Ceroń

    Anthropic releases Claude Opus 4.1

    Anthropic releases Claude Opus 4.1 — an update to its flagship model that significantly improves coding quality and search precision.

    Anthropic releases Claude Opus 4.1

  • No avatar imageEwa Siciak

    Last minute holidays? Your trace is in the system forever

    What happens to the data you enter while planning a family trip?

    Last minute holidays? Your trace is in the system forever

  • Redakcja

    Uncertainty code

    Experienced open source developers expected AI to accelerate their work. However, the results of the latest study present a slightly different perspective — AI-based tools may actually slow things down.

    Uncertainty code

  • Paulina Dalka-Kubaczyk, dr hab. Anita Ciesielska

    How to prepare a test with conversational models?

    Creating tests based on lectures, articles or presentations is one of the most time-consuming tasks in a teacher’s work. What if an AI assistant could do this job for us?

    How to prepare a test with conversational models?

  • No avatar imageKarolina Ceroń

    Meta AI under scrutiny by an Italian regulation body

    Italy is initiating proceedings against Meta Platforms for alleged abuse of dominant position. The reason is the direct integration of the Meta AI assistant with WhatsApp without user consent and no option…

    Meta AI under scrutiny by an Italian regulation body

  • Adam Jędrusyna

    AI on the modern battlefield

    In the 19th century, Prussian Field Marshal Helmuth Karl Bernhard von Moltke led military operations against France under conditions of information scarcity. It was then that he introduced the “fog of war”…

    AI on the modern battlefield

  • No avatar imageKarolina Ceroń

    AI and other weather phenomena

    The flood that killed over 130 people in central Texas starkly demonstrated what happens when warnings do not reach where they should. Although data were available, there was a lack of systems…

    AI and other weather phenomena

Our authors

  • dr Ewa Chamczyk

  • dr Inez Okulska

  • Kamil Świdziński

  • Seweryn Jakubiec

  • Joanna Kostecka

  • dr hab. Anita Ciesielska

  • Paulina Dalka-Kubaczyk

  • Adam Jędrusyna

  • Sebastian Kawecki

  • Zuzanna Czernicka

  • Katarzyna Jachymek

  • Joanna Neumann

  • Jeremiasz Krok

  • Marcin Pezowicz

  • Jagoda Miszewska

  • Ola Piwowarczyk

  • Adrian Kilar

  • Agnieszka Dahlke

  • Aleksandra Tomaszewska

  • Barbara Klaudel

  • Bartłomiej Balcerzak

  • Borys Jastrzębski

  • Darek Kłeczek

  • Dariusz Szawurski-Radetz

  • Dominika Bucholc

  • dr Adam Gonczarek

  • dr Daniel Ura

  • dr Dota Szymborska

  • dr Gabriela Bar

  • dr inz. Agnieszka Mikołajczyk-Bareła

  • dr inż. Marek Kozłowski

  • dr Marta M. Kania

  • dr Michał Nowakowski

  • Ewa Domagalska

  • Kamil Porembiński

  • Karol Stryja

  • Konrad Sowa

  • Magdalena Michalska-Niewiadomska

  • Magda Żuk

  • Martyna Schläpfer

  • Michal Dulemba

  • dr hab. inż. Michał Karpowicz

  • Michał Sadowski

  • Mikolaj Kowalczyk

  • Norbert Ryciak

  • Pamela Krzypkowska

  • Paulina Tomaszewska

  • dr Paweł Gora

  • Piotr Konieczny

  • Piotr Penar

    Piotr Penar

  • prof. Przemysław Biecek

  • Przemysław Jóźwiakowski

  • Robert Firmhofer

  • Sabina Sujecka

  • Sebastian Kondracki

  • Zofia Dzik

  • Zuza Kwiatkowska

  • CampusAI

  • prof. dr hab. Dariusz Jemielniak

  • Redakcja

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    Ewa Siciak

  • Karolina Ceroń

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    Katarzyna Łukawska