For generations, we have imagined viruses as a unique entity: hostile intruders that we must eliminate at all costs, no matter what means. But what if the pathogens that we have been fighting for centuries were also secret stars of innovations of the nature? An increasing amount of evidence, as in Nature or even a Read details…
The Rise of Robotic Patrols Imagine the following: It is 3 am in an empty parking lot. Rather than a fatigued security guard, a this-is-the-future robot with blinking blue lights and weighing 400 pounds glides serenely by parked cars reading license plates and keeping track of movements. This is not science fiction, this is very Read details…
A Glimpse of Hope in the Fight Against Dementia John at the age of 68 years and a retired teacher was losing himself. Names were forgotten. Routines were made into puzzles. The diagnosis by his doctor was early-stage dementia and it was a sort of life sentence. However, after two years the amazing thing occurred. Read details…
The Developer’s New Teammate? It Might Be an AI You can recall the times when coding implied spending several nights on debugging in terminal windows, half-cold coffee mug at 2 AM. This world is still alive – however, it is changing very quickly. The tools of AI and no-code have become co-pilots in modern development Read details…
The AI Race Is Global—But Europe Wants a Different Route The generative AI excitement has been mostly about such big names in Silicon Valley as OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic. Another thing is fomenting in Europe however. European leaders and technologists are mobilising with a sense of quiet confidence and an increasing sense of urgency towards Read details…