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🔒 Darwin-Gödel Machine: an artificial intelligence that rewrites itself
Imagine a machine that not only learns from its mistakes but can also modify its own digital brain — that is, its code — to become smarter, faster and more creative.
🔒 Let’s take a detour off the main path: a subjective guide to art+tech exhibitions
Let’s turn our gaze away from Paris’s Louvre or Berlin’s Reichstag for a moment. By doing so, we can discover exhibitions that not only dazzle but also raise questions about the future.
🔒 AI on holidays: How to use and create so you won’t regret it?
Holidays are, at least in theory, a time to relax from work, daily rush, and for some, from technology too. Yet at the same time, AI is boldly stepping into the world…
🔒 Life-AI Balance
Mariusz: Hey, have you guys seen the new tool from …? Krzysiek: Yeah, old news. Aga: What do you mean old? It came out an hour ago! Krzysiek: That’s what I’m saying,…
🔒 Technology serves, it doesn’t rule – De Cremer’s lesson
Should leaders know about AI? Yes, but they shouldn’t reach for its help thoughtlessly – argues David De Cremer in The AI-Savvy Leader. 9 Ways to Take Back Control and Make AI…
Stress-free presentations
Public speaking, presentations and lectures are still the most stressful part of the job for many people. Today, thanks to AI, we can transform it into a satisfying experience.
🔒 When human meets machine
Does our readiness to collaborate with machines depend on the culture in which we grow up?
🔒 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…
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🔒 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…
🔒 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.
