(This is the third blog post in a series on the stochastics of human and artificial creativity. You can read the first two posts here and here) Creativity is a […]

(This is the second blog post in a series on human and artificial creativity. You can read the first post here.) The “founders” of AI, John McCarthy and colleagues, described […]

Today’s smartphones surely can accomplish a lot, but is creativity within the reach of Artificial Intelligence (AI)? Or, are the acts of creativity, like making a painting that profoundly speaks […]

(Long read ~3750 words, best enjoyed with a cup of fairtrade coffee or tea. This text was originally written in Norwegian, translated to English by means of unsustainable Artificial Intelligence, […]

Summary: AI networks may become both faster learners and potentially have moral standards by introducing internal reward systems. Recent scientific results indicate a shift in AI. Do we see a […]

Throughout your days in school, and maybe also in college and at the university, you have had a lot of different teachers and lecturers. Most likely you also have a […]

Both personality and consciousness were properties of the human psyche that were central to the thinking of Carl Jung. He observed the stability of certain personality types among people, but […]

“The one to the right”, I responded. My wife was asking me which curtains I would prefer to buy for our living room. I must admit it, I did not have […]

“Noise” The word gives associations, like bad or loud music, or perhaps the sound of rush hour traffic.  Whatever you think of when you hear the word, it is likely […]

I was recently introduced to the thoughts of the science philosopher and scientist Michael Polanyi by Dr. Helge Brovold. As I was reading Polanyi’s book “The tacit dimension” (1966), which I borrowed from […]