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  • Joanna Kostecka

    🔒 When human meets machine

    Does our readiness to collaborate with machines depend on the culture in which we grow up?

    🔒 When human meets machine

  • Adam Jędrusyna

    🔒 AI and quantum computers: together or apart?

    Artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computers (QC) are two groundbreaking technologies of the 21st century. The former is already widely used in many fields, while quantum computers are just beginning to move…

    🔒 AI and quantum computers: together or apart?

  • Kamil Świdziński

    🔒 ChatGPT with a new shopping feature. OpenAI challenges Google

    It’s hard to imagine a clearer signal that Sam Altman’s company isn’t trying to catch up with Google, but instead aims to impose the competition terms. The new feature called Shopping is…

    🔒 ChatGPT with a new shopping feature. OpenAI challenges Google

  • dr hab. Anita Ciesielska

    🔒 What does the pig say, what does the horse say?

    Neighing, bleating, grunting—just ordinary sounds or encoded emotions? Artificial intelligence has taken on the challenge of interpreting what remains a mystery to humans.

    🔒 What does the pig say, what does the horse say?

  • Joanna Kostecka

    🔒 Digital twins are taking over the runway: H&M, ethics and a new definition of modeling

    Their skin shows no pores, there’s no need to organize castings for them and they don’t ask difficult questions. They’re becoming the faces of campaigns for the biggest brands. Is there still…

    🔒 Digital twins are taking over the runway: H&M, ethics and a new definition of modeling

Let AIgnite your potential

  • dr Gabriela Bar, dr Dota Szymborska

    AI under special surveillance. Artificial intelligence and human rights

    Given the latest development of artificial intelligence, it’s time to ask an important ethical question: how should we design and implement AI systems so that they truly serve people, protect their rights…

    AI under special surveillance. Artificial intelligence and human rights

  • Agnieszka Dahlke

    🔒 Figure AIt Out

    “Next time, don’t count, just ask,” my husband said to me when I added five cups of milk to the cake instead of three. It’s not that I can’t count to five…

    🔒 Figure AIt Out

  • dr Inez Okulska

    🔒 Poland: the unexpected leader of generative AI

    I open the subway gates with my phone, go downstairs to the platform and get on. I’m going to the train station with the train ticket in my inbox. Named and only…

    🔒 Poland: the unexpected leader of generative AI

  • Michał Mikołajczak

    🔒 Secure your AI systems

    The use of artificial intelligence in companies opens up new possibilities but also brings real threats. Instead of fearing their effects, we can think in advance – consciously and responsibly – about…

    🔒 Secure your AI systems

  • Sebastian Kawecki, Seweryn Jakubiec

    🔒 How it’s done in business (4)

    Quarterly overview of artificial intelligence usage in business.

    🔒 How it’s done in business (4)

  • dr Inez Okulska, dr hab. Anita Ciesielska

    🔒 How it’s done in science (4)

    Quarterly overview of AI projects in science.

    🔒 How it’s done in science (4)

  • Sebastian Kondracki, Jan Maria Kowalski

    Guardrails. A truly advanced protection

    In artificial intelligence systems, guardrails act as custodians that monitor its operation, ensuring safety, compliance with regulations, and avoiding harmful content. They’re actually both the front and back guardians at the same…

    Guardrails. A truly advanced protection

  • Mikołaj Sznajder, Bartosz Dobrowolski

    🔒 Introducing AI in your company. Six challenges that determine success

    Artificial intelligence can improve your work and accelerate your development, but technology alone is not enough. Companies that want to harness its potential must address several challenges. What’s the key to success?

    🔒 Introducing AI in your company. Six challenges that determine success

  • Marcin Wierzbiński

    Few-shot learning – Recognize a labrador… even though you barely know it

    If you want to teach your model to make accurate forecasts but you only have a few labeled examples, try using the few-shot learning method.

    Few-shot learning – Recognize a labrador… even though you barely know it

  • dr Michał Nowakowski, Martyna Rzeczkowska

    AI under scrutiny

    What threats does artificial intelligence pose? To what extent does the law respond to OpenAI’s innovations?

    AI under scrutiny

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