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Artificial Intelligence: Historical Context of Technological Change

17
November 2023
Helmut Sorge & Stefan Buijsman

During this interview, Mr. Stefan Buijsman, Assistant Professor at the Technische Universiteit Delft provides an analysis on the multifaceted nature of Artificial Intelligence, raising critical questions about its role in our future. He also explores the ethical and existential dilemmas associated with the increasing reliance on AI and whether it poses a “blessing” or a “menace” to humanity.

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