Category: AI

In Reshuffle, Sangeet Paul Choudary examines how AI doesn’t just accelerate tasks—it reorganizes economic systems, business models, and value chains. He challenges readers to see not what AI enables us to do faster, but how it fundamentally rewrites the rules by which we operate. Hello Sangeet Paul Choudary, why did you choose to write this book now? Sangeet Paul Choudary: There are really two reasons I felt I had to write this book now. The first is that there’s so much noise about AI — but almost all of it is about playing the same old game faster. Most discussions focus on automating tasks, improving efficiency, or boosting productivity. What almost no one is asking is: how does AI actually change the game itself? How will it reshape the kinds of companies that emerge, how products are imagined, and how power shifts across value chains? That larger, systems-level conversation — about how AI...

In this captivating interview, Nell Watson shares insights from his new book Taming the Machine, which delves into the profound advancements and ethical considerations of artificial intelligence. Watson discusses the transformative impact of deep machine learning on technology and humanity, emphasizing the necessity for ethical standards and safety measures in AI development. Her book provides a comprehensive overview of AI's biggest challenges and practical advice on navigating its complexities responsibly. Hello Nell Watson, why did you write this book… now? Nell Watson: I have a background in Machine Vision, that's teaching computers to make sense of things in visual form, such as pictures and video. I have patents in that area, and founded a company enabling body measurement from photos from a camera, which is still going strong. These technologies were strongly enabled by the deep learning wave from...

What is the true face of Artificial Intelligence (AI)? Can it bring many benefits? Unhesitatingly, yes. Can it bring any harm? Alarmingly, yes. A thorough and detailed study of the most prominent AI interfaces from Google to Uber was conducted by us.The study highlighted familiar, and widely used and accepted AI such as IBM’s Watson, Apple’s Siri, Amazon’s Alexa, and Google Assistant. It shows us exactly how alarming this state of affairs has become.   The situation is serious and it may prove good advice to regain control before it’s too late. This is because we have yet to invent the ultimate matrix designed to construct the best possible scenario of collaboration between human and machine. May this first draft of such a matrix begin the conversation. Why humans must learn to collaborate with machines Artificial Intelligence is everywhere these days. It has invaded our homes. It has invaded...