PUBLIÉ LE 25.02.2025

Artificial intelligence

“One of the main risks lies in relying on the results provided by AI without questioning them,” says Christoph Schommer, professor at the University of Luxembourg. Image: Maison Moderne

Creating the conditions for good collaboration with machines

Artificial intelligence (AI) is set to revolutionise many aspects of our society. Christoph Schommer, professor at the University of Luxembourg and a specialist in AI for over 30 years, explains the challenges and opportunities of this technological revolution.

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