Mike Friedrichsen: AI makes human judgment a more important part of higher education, not a less important one. eyesoneurope Amsterdam, 27 September 2026 — What is a university for when artificial intelligence can produce an answer in seconds? Mike Friedrichsen of the German University of Digital Science raises that question in a recent reflection on…
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eyesoneurope For decades, “biological” or organic farming and high-tech automation seemed like opposites — one rooted in traditional, hands-on stewardship of the soil, the other associated with industrial-scale, chemical-intensive agriculture. That divide is closing fast, and nowhere is this more visible than in the Netherlands, a country that farms more food per square kilometer than…
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European farms embrace AI for a sustainable future.
AI Reshapes the Media World eyesoneurope Amsterdam, 13 September 2026 — The International Broadcasting Convention, The IBC, has developed into one of the world’s most important meeting places for the media, entertainment and technology industries. Each year, Amsterdam becomes a temporary laboratory in which broadcasters, technology companies, producers, engineers, journalists and entrepreneurs can see not only what…
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Inside IBC’s New Engine for Europe’s Media Innovation Economy eyesoneurope Amsterdam, September 12, 2026 – For decades, IBC — the International Broadcasting Convention — has been where the media and entertainment industry comes to see its own future: new cameras, new codecs, new ways of getting a signal from a studio to a screen. This…
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AI is transforming weather modification in Europe.
Inside the AI Actor Debate Splitting the Media Industry eyesoneurope Amsterdam, September 11, 2026 – She doesn’t have a heartbeat, a childhood, or an agent (yet). But this September, Tilly Norwood — the world’s first AI “actor” — walked onto the biggest stage in broadcasting and told a room full of television executives that she…
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A BBC correspondent who spent decades reporting from Brazil and across Latin America is trading fieldwork for a hammock — but not, it turns out, for a fully unmanned newsroom. Here’s why his instincts are the most valuable asset the site has, and why “AI-driven” can mean something much better than “AI-alone.” eyesoneurope There’s something…
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Automation, Liability, and the Allure of Unfiltered AI Journalism eyesoneurope The prospect of establishing an entirely automated online news platform—where artificial intelligence scans raw data, writes polished articles, formats pages, and publishes around the clock without human intervention—is no longer science fiction. Modern Large Language Models (LLMs) can synthesize complex reports and generate readable prose…
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Can Local AI Actually Shrink AI’s Footprint? eyesoneurope Amsterdam, July 21, 2026 – Somewhere in Iowa, Virginia, or the Arizona desert, a warehouse the size of several football fields is drawing enough electricity to power a small city, and enough water to keep its servers from melting under the load of your last chatbot query.…
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