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Prof. Arlindo Oliveira, Chairman of INESC and member of the steering committee of Portugal’s National Artificial Intelligence Agenda, was interviewed by Renascença and Público on the programme Hora da Verdade. The conversation covers the encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, the absence of an integrated vision for AI use in public administration, the current state of the Amália project, risks for education, and the approaching threshold of recursive self-improvement in AI models. The full interview is available at Público.
In the seventh episode of ECO’s Podcast .IA, Inês Lynce, president of INESC-ID, explains how SAIL, an artificial intelligence laboratory backed by €27.2 million from Horizon Europe, was designed to bring science all the way down the chain: from research to companies, through advanced training and technology transfer.
There is nothing like it in the world. The prototype is under development and already has its first mission scheduled for May 2027, where it will remain on the seabed for two weeks.
From INESC-ID: Ana Paiva, Joaquim Jorge, Miguel Pupo Correia, Luis Rodrigues, Francisco Correia dos Santos, Arlindo Oliveira, Rui Maranhao Abreu, Rodrigo Rodrigues, Leonel Sousa, Isabel Trancoso, Manuel Lopes, Mário Silva and Bruno Martins.
From INESC TEC: João Gama, Carlos Soares and Pavel Brazdil.
Europe risks falling behind in the global technology race — too fragmented, undercapitalised, and slow to adopt. INESC Chairman Arlindo Oliveira sets out his diagnosis in the seventh episode of ECO’s .IA Podcast, recorded after a trip to China, South Korea and Japan.