PUBLISHED ON 20 December 2019 BY Hubert Beroche
How does the Andersen’s tales translate themselves into AI and the “Smart City”? The answer is here: Andersen and The Emperor’s New Clothes In Copenhagen I met Stephen Alstrup, CEO and …
PUBLISHED ON 20 December 2019 BY Hubert Beroche
The cities of Italo Calvino In Invisible Cities (1972, Italo Calvino), the Emperor Kublai Khan asks that Marco Polo explore his wide empire and report back on what is happening. To the ruler’s …
PUBLISHED ON 6 December 2019 BY Hubert Beroche
Max Welling is a research chair in Machine Learning at the University of Amsterdam and a VP Technologies at Qualcomm. He is also the co-founder of “Scyfer BV” a start-up specialized in deep …
PUBLISHED ON 14 October 2019 BY Hubert Beroche
François Chollet is a sofwtare engineer at Google and the author of Keras, a leading deep learning framework used by more than 350,000 people around the world. He also wrote “Deep learning …
PUBLISHED ON 11 October 2019 BY Hubert Beroche
Founder and president of the SAT and rewarded with the Bâtisseuse du XXIe siècle award by the city of Montreal, Monique Savoie is one of the major influencers in the world of digital art. Could you …
PUBLISHED ON 11 October 2019 BY Hubert Beroche
What is social physics ? How AI can help us build better neighborhood ? To answer these questions (and many others), I’ve met Alex “Sandy” Pentland, Director of the MIT Connection …
PUBLISHED ON 11 October 2019 BY Hubert Beroche
Saskia Sassen is the Robert S. Lynd Professor of Sociology and Member of The Committee on Global Thought at Columbia University. Internationally recognized for her work on globalization, immigration …
PUBLISHED ON 11 October 2019 BY Hubert Beroche
Carlos Moreno, an internationally recognized expert on smart city and sustainable city, shared with me his vision of AI and cities. You often talk about the “Quarter Hour City”. Could you tell us …
PUBLISHED ON 11 October 2019 BY Hubert Beroche
How can AI help us create more walkable cities? What does the future of mobility look like? To answer these questions (and many others!) I’ve interviewed Andres Sevtsuk, Director of Harvard’s …
PUBLISHED ON 11 October 2019 BY Hubert Beroche
In Steven Spielberg’s Minority Report (2002), the movie takes place in a futuristic city (Washington in 2054) full of incredible technologies. Among them: self-driving cars, advertisements tailored …
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