• Humanising self-driving cars

    Michelle Lazarus     |      June 6, 2024

    Our uncritical engagement with AI is impacting the way we think, and dulling our senses, including our sense of direction. What all this means is our driving skills are likely to suffer as we become increasingly complacent in the face of technology.

  • Fooling Google

    Michelle Lazarus     |      March 31, 2024

    Art is based on life, and AI doesn’t have one. That’s just one reason why the art community is uniquely well-positioned to show us the limitations of AI.

  • AI at the bedside

    Michelle Lazarus     |      December 28, 2023

    Artificial Intelligence has already begun to transform healthcare, but can machine learning ever replace a doctor’s gut instincts about a real, live human patient?

  • We need to talk

    Michelle Lazarus     |      June 30, 2023

    AI existence depends on humanity. We develop(ed) it, use it and evaluate its use, but humanity is beginning to question its relationship status with AI.

  • Higher education in the age of AI

    Michelle Lazarus     |      January 8, 2023

    Asking ChatGPT – a bot which scrapes the internet to compile conversational answers using artificial intelligence – about the future of artificial intelligence unsurprisingly suggests that artificial intelligence will be the next big thing.