A message from your Editor-in-Chief
A message from your Editor-in-Chief Alexander Görlach about Conditio Humana and the current COVID-19 crisis
“Neuroscientists still cannot agree on exactly what the brain is for.”
Moheb Costandi, molecular and developmental neurobiologist examines the age of big data in relation to the capabilities of our human brains
“If we use AI well, then we will become much smarter as a human race”.
Sebastian Thrun, entrepreneur, educator, and computer scientist, answers questions about the ethical aspect of AI and machine learning
Merging fair capitalism, new technologies, and climate protection
Editor-in-chief Alexander Görlach predicts that the upcoming supertrend will be that will create a model for our future
Three Dimensions of AI-Politik
Christoph Bieber, a Professor of Political Science, looks at changes that AI will bring from the perspective of politics, policy, and polity
In times of disruptive change, predictions become less reliable
Thomas Ramge makes predictions about AI and technology's geopolitical impact for the new decade
“We learned how to shoot a gun better, but not if we should pull the trigger.”
An interview with Khalid Kadir, lecturer at UC Berkeley. We are presenting this conversation as a special audio podcast in parallel to its transcription
“Our human brains can no longer really process all of the data that we have about this world.”
Andrea Martin, Leader of IBM Watson IoT Center in Munich discusses augmented intelligence and where we are realistically headed
The working class rejects their association with the elites, who they no longer consider to be like themselves
Gene Grossman, Jacob Viner Professor of International Economics in the Department of Economics, discusses the working class and identity