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Why should we use AI? – II

Following up on yesterday post, let’s consider the other two capabilities that can be “augmented” by AI. Decision making: this is the process leading to the definition of a strategy to solve a problem. Notice that it is different from “decision taking”. This latter is the execution of a decision …

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Why should we use AI? – I

I have been asked to contribute to a paper on AGI, Artificial General Intelligence, that will be published this Fall by the Computer Society (I’ll let you know when it is out). Specifically, I have been asked to look into the reasons why AI is an opportunity. I like to …

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Can AI fit Regulation?

Stanford has published a study evaluating the level of compliance of the currently available Large Language Model(s) against the draft EU AI Act. The study was carried out by the Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence at Stanford University. In a nutshell, none of the existing LLMs would be compliant. The …

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HuggyBot: would it replace the human touch?

World population is getting older and a few companies see a market opportunity in this: providing various forms of support to elderly addressing a broad range of needs. An aging population is not just a population where there are more elderly people, it is also a world where the number …

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Exploring ideas to foster the Metaverse – XXXIII

Conclusions: Tricky issues across empowerment and control The industrial metaverse is a working space, a new working  space. As for any working  space resources need to be trained. Robots need to be able to operate via their digital twins, interactions with one another need to take place via their respective …

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