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  • Krzysztof Mirończuk

    🔒 Is the best AI the one that remembers nothing?

    The biggest limitation of AI in business may soon be not its quality, but trust. The more valuable the data companies feed into models, the more important it becomes to ask who…

    🔒 Is the best AI the one that remembers nothing?

  • Redakcja

    🔒 How far are we from AGI? It depends on who’s measuring

    AGI has long been the goal of the world’s biggest AI labs. The problem is that OpenAI, Google DeepMind, Anthropic and Chinese players don’t always mean the same thing when they talk…

    🔒 How far are we from AGI? It depends on who’s measuring

  • Krzysztof Mirończuk

    🔒 Is it possible to teach AI without using AI?

    Children should understand artificial intelligence before they start using it for homework. Therefore, AI education must not start from access to a chatbot, but from showing how the technology works, where it…

    🔒 Is it possible to teach AI without using AI?

  • prof. dr hab. Dariusz Jemielniak

    🔒 Get to work

    A robot will bring you coffee. Just make sure you know who you’re going to drink it with, because drinking alone, as we all know, isn’t good for you.

    🔒 Get to work

  • Redakcja

    🔒 First they deploy AI. Then they ask if it’s legal.

    Many organizations can’t tell whether their use of AI involves processing personal data, or whether they’re prepared for it. The problem starts when questions about legal compliance come up only after a…

    🔒 First they deploy AI. Then they ask if it’s legal.

  • Redakcja

    🔒 The invisible trace: debate over AI text watermarks

    Anthropic wants to leave an invisible, machine-detectable trace in texts generated by Claude. Is that a step toward greater transparency or an unfair generalization?

    🔒 The invisible trace: debate over AI text watermarks

  • Krzysztof Mirończuk

    🔒 Paper for machines. Why does AI need old books?

    These days, books are gaining a value no one was looking for in them just a few years ago. In a world that’s increasingly filled with AI-generated content, paper might turn out…

    🔒 Paper for machines. Why does AI need old books?

  • Redakcja

    🔒 The end of reading tea leaves? AI regulations (will be) based on facts

    For years, the AI debate has been driven by big promises and equally big warnings that often couldn’t be confirmed. The UN is now trying to build a scientific evidence base that…

    🔒 The end of reading tea leaves? AI regulations (will be) based on facts

  • prof. dr hab. Dariusz Jemielniak

    🔒 Brain in a box

    When I tossed out my old laptop a few years ago, I didn’t give a thought to its possible suffering. Silicon is silicon. It cooled down and ended up in e-waste, case…

    🔒 Brain in a box

  • Redakcja

    🔒 The great AI schism. China’s offensive in the Global South

    While the West gets bogged down in debates over algorithm safety and a compliance thicket, Beijing is quietly delivering turnkey computing infrastructure to Asia, Africa and Latin America. For European tech companies…

    🔒 The great AI schism. China’s offensive in the Global South