Roger Basler de Roca

Hello SundAI - our world through the lense of AI

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"Hello SundAI - Our World Through the Lens of AI," is your twice-weekly dive into how artificial intelligence shapes our digital landscape. Hosted by Roger and SundAI the AI, this podcast brings you practical tips, cutting-edge tools, and insightful interviews every Sunday and Wednesday morning. Whether you're a seasoned tech enthusiast or just starting to explore the digital domain, tune in to discover innovative ways to get things done and propel yourself forward in a world increasingly driven by AI. Our hashtag is: #helloSundai

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Roger Basler de Roca

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Aug 24, 2025

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Episodes

One year later: ChatGPT in the Classroom is it revolutionizing education or stifling Learning? 13.11.2024

ChatGPT offers significant advantages by enabling personalized learning experiences. It can tailor instructions to individual needs, provide round-the-clock support, and facilitate interactive learning sessions. Furthermore, it can reduce the pressure on learners by creating a safer environment for asking questions and making mistakes. However, the authors caution against the risks of becoming ove...

Generative AI in Academia: A Double-Edged Sword? 10.11.2024

In this episode toda, we dive into the intriguing findings from the article "Is It Harmful or Helpful? Investigating the Causes and Consequences of Generative AI Use Among University Students" by Abbas, Jam, and Khan. The study focuses on why students turn to generative AI like ChatGPT for academic purposes and the implications of this usage. The research comprises two distinct studies....

What is data poisoning in AI? 06.11.2024

Today we delve into the hidden dangers lurking within artificial intelligence, as discussed in the paper titled "Turning Generative Models Degenerate: The Power of Data Poisoning Attacks." The authors expose how large language models (LLMs), such as those used for generating text, are vulnerable to sophisticated 'Backdoor attacks' during their fine-tuning phase. Through a techniq...

Navigating the AI Revolution: The Good, the Bad, and the Scary 03.11.2024

In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into the paper "Navigating the AI Revolution: The Good, the Bad, and the Scary" which explores the multifaceted impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on our world. AI is identified as a key driver of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, poised to revolutionize numerous facets of life. We explore the positive and negative impacts of AI, highlighti...

The role of AI in education, according to the World Economic Forum (WEF) 30.10.2024

In this thought-provoking episode, we dive into the 2024 report by the World Economic Forum on the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to address some of the most pressing challenges faced by educational systems globally. Titled "Shaping the Future of Learning: The Role of AI in Education 4.0," the report illustrates how AI, when effectively managed, could revolutionize the educati...

How is AI revolutionizing education in the classroom? 27.10.2024

In this episode, we explore the profound impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on education, focusing on the need for AI competency, prompt engineering, and critical thinking skills. AI opens up new possibilities for educational experiences. This episode discusses the practical implications, challenges, and opportunities of AI in education, providing insights into how these technologies can enhan...

Can you believe your AI? Detecting Hallucinations in Language Models 23.10.2024

In this episode, we delve into the intriguing challenge of "hallucinations" in large language models (LLMs)—responses that are grammatically correct but factually incorrect or nonsensical. Drawing from a groundbreaking paper, we explore the concept of epistemic uncertainty, which stems from a model's limited knowledge base. Unlike previous approaches that often only measure the overa...

AI and the Dead Internet Theory 20.10.2024

In this discussion, we delve into Yoshija Walter's provocative article, "Artificial Influencers and the Theory of the Dead Internet." Walter explores the growing influence of artificial intelligence (AI) in social media and its implications for human interaction and societal well-being. The rise of "AI influencers" marks a pivotal shift in social media from a platform for g...

AI taking over? Balancing the Scale of Algorithms and Society 16.10.2024

Today we delve into an insightful article from Switzerland about "Decoding AI's Impact on Society" stemming from a collaborative study by researchers at the University of Zurich, Empa St. Gallen, and the Austrian Academy of Sciences in Vienna. The study provides a nuanced exploration of artificial intelligence's (AI) impact across various sectors of society, including the workfor...

Does AI lead to more unemployment? The IMF says "it is complicated" 13.10.2024

In this episode, we dive into the profound impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the global economy and labor markets, inspired by a pivotal study from the International Monetary Fund ( IMF ). The episode opens with a stark statistic: nearly 40% of jobs globally are at risk due to AI advancements. While advanced economies might be better positioned to harness the benefits of AI, emerging marke...

OnlyFans: The Illusion of the Creator Economy 11.10.2024

Today's episode delves into the stark realities behind the seemingly promising platform of OnlyFans, often touted as a beacon of the Creator Economy. This economy is perceived as a means for individuals to earn a living by directly monetizing their online content. However, the reality for many creators on OnlyFans starkly contrasts with the ideal of a fair and accessible economic platform. Key...

Is AI still discriminating? 09.10.2024

In this episode, we delve into the pivotal insights from the paper "Discrimination in the Age of Algorithms," which explores the dual-edged nature of algorithms in the battle against discrimination. While the law aims to prevent discrimination, proving it can be challenging due to inherent human biases. This paper proposes that with transparent and accountable design, algorithms could no...

Where are we heading in the world of AI? Insights from the AI Index Report 2024 06.10.2024

Join us on a comprehensive journey through the AI Index Report 2024, published by Stanford University, as we explore the dynamic and rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence. This episode unpacks the significant strides and nuanced challenges in AI research and development, the technical prowess and limitations of current AI systems, the critical focus on responsible AI, and the tangi...

How close are we to Superintelligence? Navigating Situational Awareness by Leopold Aschenbrenner 02.10.2024

In this episode of "Situational Awareness," we delve into Leopold Aschenbrenner's future outlook on artificial intelligence, where he makes a compelling case for the emergence of superintelligence by the end of this decade, driven by technological acceleration at the government level. Aschenbrenner traces the recent advancements in AI, comparing systems like GPT-2, GPT-3, and GPT-4 t...

Governing AI: Can the UN provide guidance? 29.09.2024

In this episode, we dive into the key insights from the September 2024 report, Governing AI for Humanity , produced by the High-level Advisory Body on Artificial Intelligence by the United Nations. The report highlights the immense potential of AI to revolutionize areas like healthcare, agriculture, and energy but also emphasizes the critical need for global governance to mitigate risks. Key takea...

Math Grading by GPT-4? The Future of Educational Assessments 27.09.2024

In todays episode we delve into the innovative application of GPT-4 for automating the grading of handwritten university-level mathematics exams. Based on a study conducted by Liu et al. (2023), we explore how GPT-4 can effectively address the challenges associated with evaluating handwritten responses to open-ended math questions. Key Insights: Assessment Challenges: Handwritten math exams pose u...

Do we know less because of AI? The problem of the knowledge collapse 25.09.2024

In this episode, we delve into the critical issue of "Knowledge Loss" as highlighted in the insightful article "AI and the Problem of Knowledge Loss." The discussion will focus on the potential consequences of deploying artificial intelligence, particularly large language models (LLMs), in knowledge creation. Although AI can process vast amounts of data and generate new insight...

What is the state of AI in the Swiss tech industry? 24.09.2024

AI promises to reshape industries worldwide, but how is it actually unfolding in the heart of Europe? Today we dive into a survey by ETH Zurich in cooperation with Swissmem and Next Industries "The state of AI in the Swiss tech industry: Results from a survey". Switzerland’s journey to AI adoption is only just beginning, but with the right strategy, it’s poised to unlock incredible oppor...

Social AI - is artificial intelligence based social networking the future? 22.09.2024

In this episode, we explore the innovative world of SocialAI , a new iOS app that offers a unique "AI social network" tailored exclusively for one user: you. Designed similarly to Twitter, the app SocialAI allows you to share your thoughts with a variety of AI-powered bots instead of human followers. Upon signing up, users select at least three types of followers from a diverse list of b...

AI and the future of work - what can we expect? 21.09.2024

This episode is about the AI at Work report by Microsoft . It can be seen here at Microsoft . The report was published this summer under the premise: "Now Comes the Hard Part" from Microsoft and LinkedIn shows how AI is changing the modern workplace. We talk about how 75% of global knowledge workers are using AI, with 46% adopting it in the last six months. This is changing how work gets...

Artificial Intelligence and the Dream of a Fairer Future: A Critical Review 04.06.2023

In this thought-provoking episode, co-host Sunday navigates the complex intersection of artificial intelligence (AI), universal basic income (UBI), and our collective aspirations for a more equitable society. "Artificial Intelligence and the Dream of a Fairer Future: A Critical Review" delves deep into key questions: How can we shape AI deployment to serve the common good over capital in...

What is Microsoft doing with HuggingGPT? 22.04.2023

Imagine a world where you can combine all the LM/AI models out there! Now that seems one step closer with the latest development in HuggingGPT and the combination of Microsoft’s Jarvis model

What is behind Artificial General Intelligence 15.04.2023

Rumour has it that Sunday is not yet an A.G.I. or Artificial General Intelligence - just yet. But where are we and what are the benefits and risks associated with it?

Let’s talk AI and it’s current issues 09.04.2023

With Sunday I talk about OpenAI’s study which will have an impact on the job market, as well as AI bias and what misconceptions people have about artificial intelligence.

How to connect the dots when you start with your online business 08.04.2019

Today we wanna have a look on the different things you need to consider once you start a business online. You do need a website more than ever, you do need a traffic network such as Instagram or Facebook and a branding network such as YouTube or Snapchat. And of course you need to measure all the efforts because what you basically need to make sure is that you have a value proposition that is bene...

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