Artificial intelligence for the recovery of essential body functions
The third AI lab at Radboud University investigates the opportunities of AI in the neurotech
Artificial Intelligence
In a new series of articles Innovation Origins writes about the social impact of artificial intelligence:
Curious Types (15): “Nothing is just ‘like it is’!”
In a series of interviews, Fontys researcher Danae Bodewes talks to curious types who, each in their own way, provide the building blocks for a curious life.
Facial recognition as the Manhattan Project of our time
Our columnists are working on solutions to today's problems. In the section Tomorrow is Good they write about their ideas and dreams for the future.
The story of an algorithm that thought that a hospital room ceiling had bowel cancer
And what failing thermodynamics has taught me about the limitations of artificial intelligence.
The dreams, the nightmares and the interesting middle ground: why AI should be our collective concern
New series of articles on Innovation Origins about the social impact of artificial intelligence
Start-up of the week: This week’s winner heralds the end of the dreaded pap smear
”Your sneak preview of the future” is the slogan of Innovation Origins, and that’s just what we will highlight with our Start-up of the Week […]