When will computers match and then far surpass human intelligence? Sooner than you think, Dap Hartmann fears.
Alex Nedelcu is highly critical of the Student Council parties. They do not represent all the students and he thinks they bow down too much to the Executive Board.
Britte Bouchaut is sprinting fast towards the end of the academic year and feels that something is amiss at the finishing line. After all, projects and partnerships are not arranged in semesters.
Mirte Brouwer believes that we need to make sure that the writing support TU Delft gives doesn’t fall victim to the next round of budget cuts. This is exactly where students learn to structure their thoughts, find their story, and finish their thesis.
Some proposed austerity measures at TU Delft will disproportionately affect young academics, fears Delft Young Academy. They make a number of recommendations, such as sharing the education burden fairly.
Academic freedom is under pressure, columnist Jan van Neerven observes. He too believes it is time for the Constitution to be revised.
Could a Large Language Model like GPT-4 ever truly write poetry, Jenna Pfeifer wonders. She is not afraid of the emergence of AI in our creative lives.
Birgit van Driel could not wait for the results of the questionnaire on TU Delft | Campus Rotterdam, but when they appeared at last, something struck her.
A stitched chin, delayed presentation work and a strange freedom of being able to fall. In this column Sofía Ghigliani tells the story of her recent bike accident and reflects on the meaning of adulthood.
