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Featured on CzechCrunch: Talking with Leoš Kyša About AI, Writing, and How It Changes the Way We Think
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Featured on CzechCrunch: Talking with Leoš Kyša About AI, Writing, and How It Changes the Way We Think

An article about us appeared on CzechCrunch, one of the most influential Czech media outlets covering startups, technology and the digital economy. With writer Leoš Kyša I spoke about how we think about AI — not just as a technology, but as a tool that changes the way we think, create and decide. Maybe an 'uncomfortable' point of view, but all the more reason to read it.

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AI and the Future of Writing: Is This the End of Writers? (CzechCrunch AI, Future Stage)
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AI and the Future of Writing: Is This the End of Writers? (CzechCrunch AI, Future Stage)

Artificial intelligence already writes texts that a layperson can't tell apart from a human. But does it mean the end of writers? We tackled the question at CzechCrunch AI at Výstaviště Holešovice together with Leoš Kyša and Michal Mancini.

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