Training with million images or how to track down cancer
An algorithm capable of diagnosing breast cancer more accurately than an experienced radiologist – an interview with Krzysztof Geras, PhD, conducted by Monika Redzisz.
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Jerry Tworek: New solutions at hand
We are trying to analyze how someone might use a technology to detrimentally affect our lives and what we could do to prevent it. Interview with Jerry Tworek, OpenAI.
Harimata or a spy in the service of health
An intelligent tool created by a group of researchers from Kraków helps to diagnose autism in children. It has already been implemented by some European centers in Sweden and Great Britain.
Poems in time of Flarf poetry
“Today, we are witnessing the third generation of electronic literature. Literary works come to us unbidden these days,” says Piotr Marecki, a digital media expert from the Jagiellonian University, in an interview with Monika Redzisz
Divya Chander: Between the black and white mirror
Thanks to non-invasive methods of neuromodulation, virtual reality and psychedelic drugs we will be able to ‘’re-write’’ the brain anew, stopping the negative memories in particular. Monika Redzisz talks do Dr. Divya Chandler from Singularity University, a Silicon Valley think tank.
Application like a pill
I would like to say everything is working out wonderfully, but it is not true. Not many applications in the field of mental health work really well. Monika Redzisz sits down with Bartek Skorulski from Alpha Company.
It will be a total change
We are facing the biggest revolution in the history of mankind which will reevaluate everything we have known. Interview with Maciej Stanusch, CEO of Stanusch Technologies SA
And what if thinking machines regard us as parasites?
When I began my doctoral studies, I had a dilemma. I thought: I am going to develop robots which may then take up arms and hurt people – says Krzysztof Walas*, PhD, Poznan University of Technology, in the interview conducted by Anna Zagórna
Will we let robots die
From ancient tales to science fiction, the idea of machines coming alive has always fascinated people, inspiring scientists and philosophers. So let’s confront it with the kind of reality predicted by science ficton. Michał Rolecki talks to dr. David Hanson – the creator of the famous Sophia.