Artificial intelligence

Development of AI happens faster than ever, but how far have we come?

Artificial intelligence, AI, is here to stay and the development seems to have no limits, but how far have we come in terms of the technology's potential?

Thomas Bolander med R2DTU robots
Thomas Bolander with the AI robots R2DTU. Photo: Bax Lindhardt.

Facts

  • Professor at DTU Compute, where he conducts research in logic and artificial intelligence.
  • Got his PhD in Logic from DTU in 2004.
  • Recipient of the H. C. Ørsted Medal for his dissemination of his research.
  • Author of the book ‘Hvordan ser fremtiden ud med kunstlig intelligens?’ (in Danish).
  • Is part of the Danish government’s expert group on tech giants and has provided feedback on the EU Artificial Intelligence Act.

 

Topic

Artificial intelligence is developing at an incredibly fast pace. The potential is enormous and it's hard to see where it will end.

Artificial intelligence is based on maths and logic. We know the work processes, but we don't always know how the AI arrives at a particular solution. Therefore, as researchers and society, we must make demands on the use of the technology, both in legislation and morally.

At DTU, we have a special focus on the ethical aspect of future AI solutions.

Read more in our topic about artificial intelligence.

Contact

Thomas Bolander

Thomas Bolander Professor Department of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science Phone: +45 45253715 Mobile: +45 50474650