AI can write text, generate code and summarise mountains of information in seconds. Useful, certainly. But what happens when technology starts taking over the very parts of our jobs that give us a sense of accomplishment?
We asked neurologist Kristl Vonck how she views the impact of AI on our brains. What happens to our brain when we systematically outsource thinking to an algorithm?
We asked economist Amy Van Looy how she views the use of robots in the workplace. Are our jobs at risk?
We asked philosopher Ignaas Devisch to share his thoughts on how we should deal with AI. He revisits Descartes’ thought experiment.
We asked AI professor Tijl De Bie how he views the limits we should or should not impose on AI.
We asked legal expert Frederik Peeraer what he sees as the opportunities, challenges and pitfalls of using AI in the justice system. Could we soon outsource our justice system?
We asked Erik Mannens, professor of Artificial Intelligence, about his views on the immense energy consumption of AI.
We asked linguist Orphée De Clercq about her perspective on the influence of AI on how we speak and write. Will we soon lose our sense of language?
Barely two years ago, Jarne Bogaert (25) graduated as a civil engineer from Ghent University. Today, he and two fellow students run the Ghent-based AI company Polysense, which helps food companies produce less waste.
