Artificial Intelligence

What connects Frankenstein’s monster, a fish fight in Norway, and Iron Man’s suit?

By Gavin Allen，Executive Editor-in-Chief

Will society make the best use of AI? “Fingers crossed,” says this sci-fi author

Nnedi Okorafor spoke with Gavin about harnessing the power of AI to solve problems that humans cannot

“This is gonna change everything”: A very short history of generative AI

Jerry Kaplan, Ph.D., is a serial entrepreneur and author of the new book, Generative Artificial Intelligence: What Everyone Needs to Know.

AI will inspire sci-fi writers, not replace them

Hirotaka Osawa, Associate professor in the Faculty of Science and Technology at Keio University, President of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of Japan

To make AI truly inclusive, don’t leave it to the experts (says this expert)

Frederic Werner, Chief of Strategy and Operations, AI for Good, International Telecommunication Union (ITU)

Don’t turn AI into a Frankenstein monster, says this EU lawmaker

Iban Garcia del Blanco, Member of the European Parliament

“Slow but spectacular”: A different slant on AI

Ken MacLeod will be a Guest of Honor at Glasgow WorldCon in 2024.

The AI risks we tend not to think about

John Higgins, Chair of Global Digital Foundation

Intelligent automation is the next big thing

Jamie Claret CEO, Autonomate

Computer vision protects endangered fish in Norway

Omar Richardson, Chief Technical Officer of Simula Consulting

Will AI help weather forecasters sleep better?

Professor Dr Florian Pappenberger, Deputy Director-General of European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts

Now, anyone can afford artificial intelligence

Courtney Munroe, Vice President of IDC Telecommunications Research

Not a silver bullet: What executives get wrong about AI

Patrick Glauner, Full Professor of AI from Deggendorf Institute of Technology