Although Michal Valko is a machine learning expert working at Google's Deep Mind laboratory and promotes the benefits of AI, he is not unaware of the potential dangers inherent in these new technologie ...
As in many other countries, the government in Slovakia has imposed various state-wide measures, including lockdowns, in order to try to contain the coronavirus epidemic and avoid the country's hospital ...
You may have never heard of a 'neutrino', but this elusive subatomic particle could hold important clues in our understanding of such phenomena as the heat rising from the centre of the earth, or sup ...
In 2016, the Artificial Intelligence programme AlphaGo, having learnt and developed its own strategies for playing the board game "Go", defeated one of the top Go players in the world in a highly publi ...
Although there is a large consensus among climate scientists that C02 emissions are a significant factor in the earth's current warming cycle, not all scientists agree.
Although the world is in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, it has already started drafting its recovery plans.
"Take-make-dispose" or mine a raw material, make a product and throw it away after use. This is a traditional, linear economy model that has governed our consumer actions for many decades.
In the wake of Slovakia's 3rd annual Zero Waste Conference, which took place online in September, Jonathan speaks with Alexander Ač.
The 2020 ESET Science Award, which goes each year to one of five finalists doing scientific work in Slovakia, is a joint effort involving renowned scientists from around the world - with the prize, in fact, being presented this year by the 2017 Nobel Laureate for Physics.
Imagine you have a healthcare system based on universal coverage to which basically all inhabitants of your country contribute, most of them 14 percent of their income. And for years this system has been managed in such a way that figures on drug consumption collecte ...
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