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Viviana Gropengiesser, German Entrepreneurship GmbH
6 May, 2019
I think an important part of what we are trying to do at the Humane AI project is that we need to bring together all different kinds of entities to understand a lot of different aspects of a very complex topic and increase the involvement of very different players and stakeholders in the field, to […]
Albrecht Schmidt, LMU Munich
4 May, 2019
For me the Humane AI project is really bringing together people from interaction, artificial intelligence, machine learning, machine vision, human computer interaction to in order to really create something new. How can we use artificial intelligence for the human, how can we make it humane, how can we create new things that take artificial intelligence […]
Helena Lindgren, Umeå University
3 May, 2019
Humane AI is extending AI as technology to produce intelligent systems also to apply it to situations where people live in work. It has to do with people, environments and where we interact and work with AI in society. For Europe, for people, for society it would be along with what interests me, cognitive tools […]
Fosca Giannotti, Research ISTI-CNR
3 May, 2019
AI has transformed and will transform even more society and the way people live. The way we buy, the way we do social relationship over the Internet, everything is very much now mediated by smart technology that learns from the usage of other customers how to make you more reactive in terms of likes and […]
John Shawe-Taylor, University College London, UNESCO Chair in AI
1 May, 2019
John Shawe-Taylor, University College London, UNESCO Chair in AIThe jump into AI has to some extent jumped into a technology that can replace humans, a technology that can influence humans and to some extent undermine humans. So there has been obviously many important advances, and very exciting development in the technology, but it hasn’t always […]
Chiara Boldrini, National Research Council of Italy
29 April, 2019
Humane AI is a very important project for all European countries, because we all know that in the US, artificial intelligence is mostly business oriented, you have to make money out of it. Other countries are more focused on how to control people, in order to know what they are doing and control their actions. […]
Paolo Traverso, Fondazione Bruno Kessler
28 April, 2019
Humane AI is the distinguished vision of Europe for AI. When we say something like this in the US they make AI for big business, in China they make it to govern. We make AI, we want to do research in AI for the people. Human AI is to improve the life of the people. […]
Aart van Halteren, Philips, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
23 April, 2019
As a company it’s really important that we do AI research, that its really done in a responsible way, so that we don’t end up in all kinds of discussions that would put a company in a bad situation. I think it’s really important that we get a group of people together that work with […]
Raja Chatila, Sorbonne University
22 April, 2019
Humane AI is a project or an endeavour shaping the whole AI research of the future. We want Human-Centered AI, what does this mean? It means that when we develop this technology, an over reaching technology and very important for our future, we should really keep human in the centre which means this technology is […]
Philipp Slusallek, German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence
20 April, 2019
We are in this situation where AI has been a very fragmented area in Europe, which is very different, for example Google brings things together, Baidu and the Chinese government on the other side while Europe has a lot of groups all over the place with perhaps an exception at DFKI. We felt that if […]
Samuel Kaski, Finnish Centre for Artificial Intelligence
19 April, 2019
It’s important that there is a third route of AI which is not purely big company interest driven or government driven in the sense of China. There needs to be a third route which is the European way of talking the humans seriously. Technically, in the sense that AI is able to work with real […]
Andrzej Nowak, University of Warsaw
18 April, 2019
AI is most likely or arguably the most important discovery in science and change in technology. On the one hand it represents a real threat to humanity, if it goes the wrong way, on the other it is perhaps one of the best things that ever happened if it takes the right root. I think […]
