he race for AI has become the new black, the dominant obsession of our time, the trend no institution, company, or government wants to appear to miss. It is framed as progress, justified in the name of competitiveness, and presented as inevitable.

Anthropic recently published a study presented as evidence about AI’s early labor-market impacts. Yet the paper’s empirical core comes from a much narrower source than its title suggests: Claude conversations and API traffic. That makes the study much less decisive as a measure of AI’s labor-market impacts across the economy.

In Alan Turing's seminal paper "Computing Machinery and Intelligence," he posed the now-famous question, “Can machines think?”—an inquiry that laid the groundwork for exploring the cognitive potential of machines.

We've been told that being knowledgeable and focused on everything we are trying to achieve is a prerequisite for success. That is a misconception for human intelligence and paradoxically a must-have for artificial intelligence (AI).

In the rapidly evolving world of Artificial Intelligence (AI), computational power isn't enough. What we need is Artificial Integrity—a new paradigm that ensures AI systems operate in alignment with human values, prioritizing Integrity over Intelligence, whether it is in Marginal, AI-First, Human-First or Fusion Modes.

The deployment of Generative AI (GenAI) is often highlighted in current discussions as a means to achieve significant productivity gains in business. This is nothing new. Any tool adopted by a company has the primary mission of supporting its performance.

The importance of identity as a human right cannot be underestimated, especially when considering the broader implications for economic empowerment and social stability. In countries where a robust identity system is not in place, people often possess potential assets but lack the formal recognition needed to leverage them effectively.

Persuasion has no dark side. Only the intentions of those who wield it do, and GenAI is not inherently endowed with such intentions, neither for itself nor by itself.

There has been considerable speculation recently about the potential of generative AI to significantly boost worker productivity. However, among the challenges companies face when deploying genAI, there is one that is particularly unique to business and applies to any solution an organization might consider deploying: the realization of return on investment.

As AI systems increasingly take on critical roles across healthcare, education, transportation, finance, and public safety, relying...

We spend our time clicking for much of our lives. Each of these clicks, while seemingly benign, collectively feeds into a vast digital ecosystem in which our preferences and behaviors are not only recorded, but analyzed and used to influence our decisions at an unprecedented scale.

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Digital for Good is about acknowledging the paradoxes posed by technology to address both its benefit and its unsustainable nature for the w

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A phenomenon of “AI-formization” is emerging, a term I coined to describe the subtle yet profound impact that AI algorithms are having on cu

The level of demand for trust in AI will condition the level of human agency we will implicitly decide to have in many decisions.

In Alan Turing's seminal paper "Computing Machinery and Intelligence," he posed the now-famous question,  “Can machines think?” —an...

Artificial Intelligence may be the most evocative, but also the most scientifically inaccurate term given by scientists to name a...

The Path for the Future of AI The concept of “artificial integrity” proposes a critical framework for the future of AI. It emphasises the...

2024 AI House Davos at the World Economic Forum In recent years, there has been a significant shift in how technology influences our...