Professor of Innovation at IE University ES: https://t.co/LacbdRsmCl EN: https://t.co/JHc6jwDez2
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Enrique Dans' coverage spans across a variety of themes, including content & publishing, energy transition, big tech, government & politics. His articles often cite data and involve legal policy regulations while also incorporating expert commentary and government announcements. To effectively reach out to Enrique, consider providing in-depth insights or analysis related to the topics he covers such as universal basic income, social media impact on society, surveillance issues related to technology and energy transition initiatives. Additionally, pitches could focus on the implications of emerging technologies on various industries within the context of legal policies and regulatory frameworks globally.
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AI’s confident and seemingly authoritative responses can lead people to accept incorrect information and become more confident in their own incorrectness.
Wind and solar power are best positioned to end the continent’s dependence on both Russian and American supplies.
We’ve known all along that AI was going to transform the world of work.
Where are we in the historical cycle? And what’s next?
By: Enrique Dans
Generative AI exposes the flaws of traditional homework, as students can easily obtain solutions without learning.
The AI industry is still building from metaphors. And metaphors do not industrialize.
By: Enrique Dans
To tell this sorry tale properly, we need to go back to the beginning, because it’s about more than endless queuing and crashed websites.
And once it appears, much of today’s enterprise AI landscape will start to look transitional.
By: Enrique Dans
There’s a mounting contradiction at the heart of AI: the better it gets, the more we fear it.
The European Commission has been working on this issue for some time, and taking a much more sophisticated approach than a simple ban on under 16s.
