Freek Vossenaar | Plan B voor onverwachte situaties ontbreekt vaak in de tuinbouw
“Met één slijptol kun je het hele treinverkeer in het westen van het land stilleggen”, zegt Freek Vossenaar. De voormalig landbouwdiplomaat is nu als strategisch adviseur voor voedsel en landbouw verbonden aan The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies (HCSS). Hij verzorgde vorige week tijdens het Nationaal Tuinbouwcongres bij FloriWorld in Aalsmeer de hoofdinleiding over wat te doen ‘als morgen ineens alles anders is’.
Interview Sofia Romansky | Strategies, Approaches and Critical Lenses to Use and Manage AI with Integrity
Why have the promised benefits to efficiency from artificial intelligence not manifested as expected? "With generative artificial intelligence specifically, the promised benefit was that we would become much more efficient by having access to a lot of pre-processed information. People would be able to tap into that information and be able to use more time to do other things requiring uniquely human attention", says HCSS expert Sofia Romansky in her interview with ICC Netherlands.
HCSS in the media | Week 44
Covering topics from defence to energy, HCSS analysts and experts regularly provide commentary and insights on geopolitical and international security matters for national and international media and press. Here you can find a selection of this week’s highlights.
