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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…
🔒 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…
🔒 Pitfalls in AI Implementations
In the last two years, language models (LLMs) have dominated the technology world and sparked the imagination of both individual users and businesses. However, the journey from admiration to successful production implementation…
Special agent or just a regular model in disguise?
Do AI agents really think and act on their own? In theory, they’re supposed to be autonomous assistants, but in practice, they often turn out to be just wrappers for clever scripts.…
How to untangle neurons – What do large language models hide?
Developing large language models (LLM) is one of the biggest challenges in AI. What if, instead of passively analyzing their inner logic, we try to actively influence their actions? Here’s where sparse…
Is Bielik-R getting ready to fly?
“Thinking” models known as R type are now pretty much standard in all the leading families of large language models. Our Polish Bielik is also keeping its finger on the pulse and…
DeepSeek – a lurking tiger
The newest DeepSeek model offers advanced reasoning capabilities, comparable to top models like GPT-4, at significantly lower costs and less computational resource consumption.
Warning, personal data!
Can you collect personal data from websites and feed AI with it? Can you train AI models on data from “regular people” at all? These are the questions we have been asking…
🔒 Innovations from the future
Flying cars, autonomous canes for the blind, electric spoons… Here’s a report from CES 2025 and a rundown of the innovations that will dominate electronics in 2025.
