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  • No avatar imageEwa Siciak

    🔒 Candidate rejected for facial expressions. What did the system assess instead of skills?

    Can AI reject a candidate based on their facial expressions? A well-known recruitment support system did this for several years, and the world’s largest corporations used it. Today, similar practices are simply…

    🔒 Candidate rejected for facial expressions. What did the system assess instead of skills?

  • Redakcja

    🔒 A calculator for minds or systemic laziness? The essence of the debate about AI in schools

    While Asian schools are turning education over to algorithms en masse, we are still seeking a humanistic compromise. The skills of the entire next generation of workers depend on which model we…

    🔒 A calculator for minds or systemic laziness? The essence of the debate about AI in schools

  • prof. dr hab. Dariusz Jemielniak

    🔒 Deepfakes in war. When the news anchor doesn’t exist

    The war in the Middle East has been fought on the traditional and informational fronts since the beginning. And the latter has turned out to be the most intense test of deepfake…

    🔒 Deepfakes in war. When the news anchor doesn’t exist

  • Bartosz Dobrowolski

    🔒 Expert’s take: The hype is over, the real work begins

    A 70-year-old woman at a birding meetup warns a friend that ChatGPT hallucinates. A lawyer is coding his own AI app. And after three years of working with almost a hundred companies,…

    🔒 Expert’s take: The hype is over, the real work begins

  • prof. dr hab. Dariusz Jemielniak

    🔒 Cosmic brain lottery

    Why aliens may be either as boring as rhinos or so intelligent that we won’t survive it

    🔒 Cosmic brain lottery

  • Krzysztof Mirończuk

    🔒 AI in business: illusion or neglect?

    The “miracle” technology that leads to errors and losses. Where does the cause of unsuccessful AI deployments lie? And no, we’re not talking about the lack of structured data. At least not…

    🔒 AI in business: illusion or neglect?

  • Redakcja

    🔒 AI in creative work: muzzle or overdrive?

    In the debate over tools for generating text, images or music, two extreme fears collide. There’s growing fear of fake content, copyright infringements and the loss of artists’ control over their own…

    🔒 AI in creative work: muzzle or overdrive?

  • prof. dr hab. Dariusz Jemielniak

    🔒 Sex that drives innovation: the role of the adult industry in technological development (and AI)

    For decades, the adult industry has served as an unofficial test lab for solutions that later enter the mainstream. Pornography is one of the most effective accelerators of technological innovation in history.

    🔒 Sex that drives innovation: the role of the adult industry in technological development (and AI)

  • Redakcja

    🔒 Regulatory straitjacket or digital shield? Two visions for the future of AI

    The world is facing a dilemma: whether to keep AI in check with regulations, or to trust free-market mechanisms and legal liability. For businesses, this means calculating whether it is more cost-effective…

    🔒 Regulatory straitjacket or digital shield? Two visions for the future of AI

  • Redakcja

    🔒 AI’s green tax: Will data centers face special taxation?

    The issue of AI’s impact on the climate has ceased to be the domain of activists and has made it onto CFOs’ agendas. Is AI another industrial revolution that requires freedom, or…

    🔒 AI’s green tax: Will data centers face special taxation?