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🔒 How it’s done in science (4)
Quarterly overview of AI projects in science.
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…
🔒 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?
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.
AI under scrutiny
What threats does artificial intelligence pose? To what extent does the law respond to OpenAI’s innovations?
🔒 Deepfake and the truth crisis
The threats of artificial intelligence.
🔒 Lucky Skywalker. Safe AI systems in space
Explainability and safety of artificial intelligence are the two main areas of the Polish PINEBERRY project, carried out for the European Space Agency. These are also two points worth checking off in…
Efficiency on steroids
Microsoft 365 Copilot helps create content, analyze data, prepare presentations, and manage communication and team collaboration. Most importantly, it integrates with apps like Word or Excel.
🔒 AI books review (4)
Opportunities and threats On February 22, 1946, George Kennan, an American diplomat in Moscow, sent a 5,000-word telegram to Washington. Kennan warned in it that the Soviet Union, due to the very…
🔒 Artificial intelligence and the natural tendency to manipulate
Artificial intelligence is getting better at understanding our intentions, and we’re increasingly willing to trust it – sometimes even more than people. But are we aware of how easily it can convince…