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…
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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…
Management must be effective
We talk with Fredmund Malik about managing the organization in the time of the coronavirus, the tasks and role of CEOs, remote…
We should NOT trust corporations
We talk with Joel Bakan about the „new corporations” scam, why corporations will not save the world and how each of…
Dark Waters. Do you have cancerogenic PFOA in your bloodstream?
We are talking with Robert Bilott about cancer-causing pans in our kitchens, breaking the law by DuPont corporation and 20 years of fight…
This cannot be true. From the life of bankers
We spoke with Joris Luyendijk about the panic which occurred in the City of London after the fall of Lehman Brothers in 2008,…
The Citizens’ Legislative Initiative is not for everyone
We talk to Annija Emersone (www.manabalss.lv) about how Latvians use the civic legislative initiative and whether they do it better than Poles. Annija…
Saving the world is boring
We talk to Domen Savič (www.drzavljand.si/en/) about digital democracy and work in the Slovenian third sector. Domen Savic – director of Drzavljan D…
