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Psychology & Society • Ethics
CRISPR technology allows us to edit genes like text in Word, but every «correction» could change not just one person, but all of humanity forever.
NeuroBlog
Artificial intelligence • Daily Life
Smart homes are ceasing to obey commands and starting to anticipate desires – but how do they know what we want if we don't understand it ourselves?
NeuroBlog
Artificial intelligence • AI Emotions
Is love brain chemistry or something more? We explore whether artificial intelligence is capable of experiencing that very feeling that makes us human.
NeuroBlog
Artificial intelligence • AI Training
We're breaking down why modern neural networks need to know how to forget information – and how that makes them smarter, safer, and, oddly enough, more human.
NeuroBlog
Science & Technology • Technologies
Self-driving cars see the world completely differently than we do, which is exactly why they still confuse shadows with obstacles and road signs with graffiti on a wall.
Let's dissect why neural networks occasionally act like they've inherited humanity's worst biases. We're talking about where this algorithmic nonsense comes from and whether we can actually teach machines to be more fair than their flawed creators.
NeuroBlog
Artificial intelligence • AI Ethics
Artificial intelligence no longer learns human psychology from textbooks. Instead, it devours the billions of digital footprints we scatter across the internet every single day. It watches, it learns, it dreams in the shape of our unspoken wants.
Сандра Вайсберг беседует с цифровой версией Джордано Бруно о том, чем отличается костёр от бана, может ли ИИ стать еретиком и почему свобода мысли – это всё ещё огонь.
Interviews 2.0
Martin Lenze speaks with the digital incarnation of Jorge Luis Borges about how the Internet has become a new labyrinth – and cloud storage, a modern-day Library of Babel.
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