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If you have been on social media in the past few years you probably don’t agree with the title of this article. People seem to be travelling all the time, and people are flying around the globe more than ever. So why do I think people need to travel more? It came up when I… Read more: People need to travel more

Robotics have always fascinated me. Ever since I saw the Boston dynamics “dog” robots, the terminator movie, power rangers combining into vol-tron or the transformer movies, robots held a forever “cool” factor for me. Since the dawn of AI, robots have had a resurgence in the public view. This year Sony developed “ACE” for example.… Read more: Human-centric robotics and crabs

Lately I’ve had a lot of feelings when I’ve tried to search things on the internet. Google’s hegemony has steadily been growing since 1998 when it was introduced but with the rise of AI it seems that the whole model of navigating the internet has been upended.  I’ve tried to use other search engines to… Read more: Truth Shapers

I’ve always been afraid of making irreversible choices. The main example I often use is the posting of a letter in a letterbox. The moment I need to let go of the letter I always dread things like “ Did I write the correct postal code?” or “ Is this the right letterbox, what if… Read more: Irreversible choices

AI is een economische bubbel volgens OpenAI CEO Sam Altman (1). De modellen (LLM’s) van zijn bedrijf beloven de wereld te beschrijven, verwerken en beïnvloeden. AI zit inmiddels in bijna elk digitaal product, met gevolgen voor baanzekerheid en onzekerheid over de toekomst. Maar wanneer barst deze bubbel? Hoe gaan we er mee om als het… Read more: Wat AI niet en mensen wel kunnen