5G, Fiber Optics, and Cybersecurity: Facts and Myths
We talk to Karol Skupień, president of the National Chamber of Ethernet Communications, about 5G, Wi-Fi, and fiber optics, the takeover of…
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Smartphones, Wi-Fi and Pandora’s Box – What Do Electromagnetic Radiation (Electrosmog) Research Reveal?
We talk to Prof. Dariusz Leszczyński about how Wi-Fi affects our health, why the International Agency for Research on Cancer’s decision on phone radiation was…
Smartphones and child developement: are mobile devices disrupting children’s natural curiosity?
In an interview, Dr. Catherine L’Ecuyer, a child development expert and Montessori educator, discusses how technology can not only distract young minds,…
What is the right age to give a child a smartphone?
We talk with Prof. Manfred Spitzer about the age at which children should start using smartphones, how smartphones can mess up our lives,…
The invisible threat: the impact of wireless radiation on health
We talk to Dr Kent Chamberlin, President of the Environmental Health Trust (EHT) and former Chair of the Department of Electrical and Computer…
Why ride a bicycle? Should everyone have a bicycle at home?
We talk to Jill Warren, Director General of the European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF), a non-governmental organisation based in Brussels, about cycling, its development in Poland,…
Smartphones, Wi-Fi routers and phone masts – what effect do they have on your health?
We talked with Dr. Joel M. Moskowitz, director of the Center for Family and Community Health at the University of California, Berkeley,…
The digital carbon footprint and the rare metals war
We talk with Guillaume Pitron about the hidden face of digital transformation, rare metals, dark cloud, information highways and who owns…
I was en economic hitman for hire
We talked with John Perkins, former economic hitman for the United States, to discuss the rise of modern empires, the wars in Ukraine…
A supervised society – will the West overtake China?
We talk to Katarzyna Szymielewicz and Professor David Lyon about how we are invigilated by the state and corporations, the details of monitoring systems…
„Rise of the Robots: Technology and the Threat of a Jobless Future”
We talked with Martin Ford about artificial intelligence – what threats does it pose and to which sectors of the job market,…
A Pole killed by Israel in Gaza. Stop the Killer Robots!
Israeli soldiers killed a Polish volunteer of the American NGO World Central Kitchen. Damian Soból helped starving Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
IBM, the Holocaust and technology
We talk with Edwin Black about IBM’s business with the Nazis, the company’s profit from genocide and the use of technology…
Screens and neurons. On the impact of technology on our brain
We talk to Gary Small about the impact of smartphones on our brains, technology education and American ways of dealing with the dangers…
The United Nations vote against robots
With a dynamic development of modern technologies the necessity to update legal regulations grows rapidly. Even now, a year after launching chat GPT…
Stop Killer Robots! – Institute joins international coalition
Organisations from different countries around the world have united and created the Stop Killer Robots campaign. This is a global coalition…
Data is currency. Are they spying on you too?
Complex data bases are indispensable for conducting many processes. They are repositories of countless zeros and ones describing anything we allow…
Behind the scenes of the AI Act: How will the new regulations change the world?
Biometric data is used for tracking citizens and detecting emotions, while social scoring operates within the social credit system, classifying…
What’s next for AI? Will the European Union regulate the operation of artificial intelligence?
„Chatbot persuaded the father of two children to commit suicide.” Such headlines could be found in Belgian newspapers recently. The man took his…
Whoever reaches a breakthrough in developing artificial intelligence will come to dominate the world
This is what the Russian President claimed in September 2017. Such statements were then followed by announcement of various state artificial intelligence…
Put bluntly, billions would die
With Ronald Wright, author of the book „A Short History of Progress,” we talk about how many people the Earth can support,…
How waste management works in Romania
Romania is one of the countries with lowest performance on waste management in the EU. Romania generates between 5 and 5.5…
We fertilize machines like bees to flowers
We talk with Langdon Winner about technology policy, new technologies in education and whether we will become redundant because machines will replace us.
The war on cash
We talk to Brett Scott about the war on our wallets, who is working to eradicate cash and how you can defend it. Brett…
