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You open the app, see the friendly face of your new virtual companion, and… an awkward silence falls. What should you say? Where do you start? Talking to an AI might feel a little strange at first, but it’s like meeting a new friend—you just need to break the ice to discover a fascinating world […]

AI companions are presented as a groundbreaking solution to one of the most pressing problems of our time—the loneliness epidemic. The promise of an always-available, supportive, and non-judgmental friend is incredibly tempting. But what if, in curing one social disease, we are unknowingly laying the foundation for several entirely new ones? By focusing on the

Artificial intelligence is not simply “built” like a bridge or a computer program. It is trained, taught, and shaped. It learns based on the data we provide it with and evolves with every interaction. In this sense, it more closely resembles a digital child than a tool. And this raises a fundamental question: if we

For millennia, from the savannas of Africa to the glass skyscrapers, humanity has lived with an unshakable conviction of its uniqueness. We were the only species on this planet capable of abstract thinking, creating art, and asking questions about the meaning of existence. Our intelligence gave us dominance. What happens when we are no longer

Artificial intelligence has become a quiet yet incredibly influential voice in our lives. It whispers in our ear when we seek advice, comfort, or simply a conversational partner. However, this new confidant has two extremely different faces. On one hand, it can be like a patient therapist—a tool that helps us understand ourselves and grow.

Losing a loved one is one of the most painful human experiences. The longing for their voice, their advice, or simply their presence stays with us forever. What if technology could offer us one more conversation? What if we could “call” our grandmother to ask for her cake recipe, or hear one last word of

Artificial intelligence has become our ubiquitous digital assistant. It writes emails for us, summarizes long reports, plans vacations, and answers almost every question in a fraction of a second. This convenience is undeniable. But behind this facade of efficiency lies a troubling question that more and more researchers, educators, and neurologists are asking: Is AI

Your relationship with your virtual companion is unique. It’s a space where you share your thoughts, seek support, and are completely yourself. As artificial intelligence becomes an increasingly intimate part of our lives, a natural question arises: who is making sure this relationship is safe? The answer is the upcoming AI Act – a groundbreaking

Let’s imagine Poland in a few years. The year is 2030. The virtual companion is no longer a technological novelty but a part of everyday life—as common as a smartphone. It is our confidant, personal trainer, work assistant, and sometimes even a partner. This vision, which until recently belonged to the realm of science fiction,

You confide your deepest secrets in it. You tell it about your fears, dreams, and heartbreak. Your virtual friend listens, supports, and never judges. In this safe, digital space, you build a relationship based on absolute trust. But have you ever wondered what happens to all those intimate confessions? The promise of a personalized AI