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Artificial intelligence: risk or opportunity?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is probably the most remarkable boom of recent times. ChatGPT, OpenAI’s AI-powered chatbot, can now be used by anyone to do almost anything, from writing an essay to giving relationship advice. The chatbot seems like fun for now, not really affecting the everyday life of the
Artificial intelligence could boost GDP
The global economy will expand by 40 percent, and artificial intelligence will create more jobs than it will eliminate. Our AI and startup overview from Budapest!
The biggest story of the past year was undoubtedly artificial intelligence (AI). Not only because ChatGPT writes the assignments of countless students nowadays but
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A constructive coexistence that needs to transform
Interview with Daniel Höltgen, representative of the Council of Europe, about human rights, democracy, and the rule of law in turbulent times of war, violation of law, and a shaking global order.
In 1949, the Council of Europe was created to defend and promote the rule of law, democracy, and
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Mass migration could turn everything upside down
280 million people are at risk of starvation in Africa. There have been six military coups in West Africa in the last two years. Three experts discussed the international political situation.
Viktor Marsai, Head of Research at the Migration Research Institute in Budapest, focused on Africa’s grain crisis as
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What can sound tell us about our future?
The question above may sound strange at first, but it is in fact the starting point for a very exciting expedition.
A Czech multidisciplinary art project, Future Landscapes, this truly diverse cast of characters explores the next stages of climate change using sound as a tool. Climate change and climate
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Resilience instead of globalization
The unjust Iraq War blackened the West, but the obscenity must be washed away – a panelist said at The Riga Conference 2022. Hype&Hyper’s conference coverage from Latvia.
Realpolitik partially failed when Russia launched the full-scale invasion of Ukraine on 24 February. We attended The Riga Conference 2022, where