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Welcome to episode 10 of our AI Unscripted series, where host Patrick explores the evolving role of artificial intelligence in education and the early stages of professional life. This episode offers a candid look at how students and young professionals are engaging with AI, both in their studies and as they embark on their careers.

Key topics include:

• AI in the classroom: Hugues and Cosme share their personal experiences with AI at university, discussing how students use AI tools for programming, research, and report writing, and reflecting on the challenges and opportunities this brings to higher education. 2:14
• Bridging the gap: The conversation highlights the lag between academic curricula and the rapid pace of AI adoption, with insights into how universities are beginning to adapt and the importance of fostering critical thinking skills. 4:04
• Workplace realities: The episode explores how AI is being used in consulting and business environments, the maturity of organisations in leveraging data, and the balance between efficiency gains and true innovation. 12:01
• Ethical and practical considerations: The speakers discuss the risks of over-reliance on AI, the importance of maintaining personal skills, and the environmental impact of AI technologies. 18:06
• Looking ahead: Hugues and Cosme share their perspectives on the future of AI, the rise of AI agents, and the evolving role of humans in supervising and collaborating with intelligent systems. 14:59

Join us for an honest and practical discussion on how AI is shaping the next generation of learners and professionals, and what it means for the future of work and education.

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Welcome to another insightful episode of our AI Unscripted series, where we explore the dynamic world of artificial intelligence (AI). In this episode, we delve into the critical topic of trust in AI, focusing on its legal and regulatory aspects, particularly within the European context.

Key topics include:

• Understanding the AI Act: Loïc provides an overview of the AI Act, a significant piece of European legislation aimed at securing the safety and trustworthiness of AI products. He explains how the Act categorises AI applications based on risk levels and the implications for businesses. 1:36
• Risk classification and compliance: Wim discusses the practical aspects of complying with the AI Act, emphasising the importance of risk classification and proportionality. He highlights the need for transparency and the challenges of applying these requirements in real-world scenarios. 6:12
• Impact on businesses: The conversation touches on how the AI Act affects various stakeholders, from large enterprises to SMEs. Loïc explains the roles and responsibilities of providers, deployers and other actors in the AI value chain, stressing the importance of accountability and security. 8:56
• Global perspective: The episode also explores how other regions, particularly the US, are approaching AI regulation. The discussion includes the potential competitive advantages for European companies adhering to these standards and the broader implications for global AI governance. 19:55
• Future of AI regulation: Looking ahead, the speakers discuss the evolving nature of AI technology and the need for flexible regulatory frameworks. They emphasise the importance of ongoing engagement with regulators and the potential for innovation within the bounds of the AI Act. 26:25

Join us as we navigate the complexities of AI regulation and its impact on trust, innovation and the future of artificial intelligence.

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Welcome to another captivating episode of our AI Unscripted series where we delve into the fascinating world of artificial intelligence (AI) and, in this episode, its intersection with art, music and technology alongside the creative minds from Casco Phil.

Key topics include:

• Casco Phil's unique approach: Discover the innovative spirit of Casco Phil, a socially engaged cultural organisation known for its adventurous and experimental approach to performing arts. Benjamin and Arne share insights into their creative journey and the organisation's distinctive blend of classical and modern music. 0:38
• AI and music: Explore the intriguing relationship between AI and music. Benjamin and Arne discuss how AI’s becoming increasingly relevant in the music industry, both as an artistic tool and a commercial asset. They highlight the importance of distinguishing AI's impact on music as an art form versus its influence on the industry at large. 3:34
• Windmill Symphony project: Learn about the Windmill Symphony project, a collaboration between Casco Phil, the Port of Antwerp and the University of Antwerp. This innovative project transforms data from wind turbines into a symphonic masterpiece, showcasing the creative potential of data-driven music composition. 6:27
• AI's role in music composition: Gain insights into the creative process behind AI-generated music. Benjamin and Arne explain how AI can assist composers by providing efficient solutions for tasks like harmonising melodies and checking for errors, while still preserving the human element of creativity and intuition. 20:55
• Ethical considerations and ownership: Delve into the complex ethical questions surrounding AI and music. The discussion touches on the challenges of defining ownership and authenticity in AI-generated art, comparing it to traditional intellectual processes in music composition. 24:45

Join us to explore how AI is reshaping the world of music and art, driving innovation and creative collaboration that pushes the boundaries of traditional artistic expression.

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