BCE Student Media Team

🤖 A Message from the Team 🤖

As you may have noticed, all our individual projects have been finalised by now and have been published via the respective platforms they stood in cooperation with. However, before we take the concluding step of putting our page on halt to give way for other insightful projects in the coming semesters, we wanted to take the time to provide you with some final sentiments that we gathered from the experience.

Throughout the last few months, our teams had to adapt to an array of unexpected obstacles. Yet, despite daunting conditions, we are happy to share that our final project results have not only exceeded our expectations, but also educated us on an array of different topics in relation to Artificial Intelligence, as well as helped us grow in terms of work management and persevering under pressure. Still, these successes and insights would not have been possible if it had not been for the constant outside support that pushed us to keep track of our goals and finalise our projects. Therefore, we would like to express our gratitude to our Facebook followers that have repeatedly engaged with our online content and helped us share our progress and any new information we discovered. We loved seeing the contributions and reactions that everyone provided! Furthermore, we would also like to thank all the interviewees that participated in the projects, as they have not only helped us shape them in general, but also educated us on many issues that we had not been aware of initially. Last, but not least, we would like to thank the course tutors, as well as the supervisors and editors of our projects, for their continued willingness to help and their words of encouragement. Without them, we would not have had the opportunity of experiencing the world of media in an academic setting from such a unique and creative point of view.

Thank you once again to everyone and don’t forget to stay tuned for more exciting content in the future!

The BCE Student Media Team

🤖 Project News❗

Do you watch a lot of videos online, as well as other similar media? ⏯ If you do, check out our TV Team’s report that was made in collaboration with RTL Today, which points out one way of how you may be misled by such content and how you can become more aware of the risks that they entail.

Video: University of Luxembourg students produce insightful video on 'deep fake' technology Modern technology allows us to distort reality to an extent never before seen. A team of students from the University of Luxembourg put together an insightful video explaining the potential dangers of 'deep fake' technology.

The face you make when you realise it’s finally (fluffy) Friday 😄

We wish everyone a great weekend! 🍹

We have already discussed the many possibilities of Artificial Intelligence, but how is Luxembourg addressing this technology?
Read more about Luxembourg‘s vision regarding AI:

Artificial Intelligence: a strategic vision for Luxembourg. Vision As AI grows beyond the realm of theory & research and enters our daily lives, Luxembourg’s government commits to steering it in a direction that benefits the common good. Its national AI Vision underlines the country’s unique ability to become a living lab of real-world AI applications, w...

Did you miss the Print Team’s article in the Lëtzebuerger Journal on AI? 📇
No problem!
Here is the link to the online article:

Zwischen Terminator und Alltagshilfe Beim Thema „Künstliche Intelligenz“ flimmern oftmals Bilder vom Terminator vor dem inneren Auge, von Robotern die sich über uns Menschen hinwegsetzen und unser aller Leben auf den Kopf stellen. Wie wahrscheinlich ist ein solches Szenario tatsächlich? Eine beruhigende Nachricht vorneweg: Niema...

❓Did you know❓

The AI program 'Alpha Zero' is trained to play various strategy games, such as shogi, go or chess.♟In 2017, an even more effective sub-version of the program, called ‘AlphaGo Zero’, has been introduced. This version is trained entirely without human data and has nonetheless been capable of defeating world-class players.

Check out the video down below to find out more!

AlphaZero: Shedding new light on the grand games of chess, shogi and Go DeepMind's AlphaZero is the successor of AlphaGo, the first computer program to beat a world champion at the ancient game of Go. It taught itself from scratc...

🐶 IT’S FLUFFY FRIDAY 🐱

Follow our fluff of the week’s example, put your paws up and enjoy the weekend! 🏝

Ever thought about AI in relation to the current covid-19 situation? 😷

Check out the scientists at the University of Granada's efforts to make detection easier 👇

Artificial intelligence to detect COVID-19 in less than a second using x-rays Francisco Herrera, Computer Science Professor at the University of Granada, is leading research that aims to diagnose COVID-19 in less than a second using chest x-rays.

🐶 IT’S FLUFFY FRIDAY 🐱

Today’s fluffs are in deep discussion about our radio team’s contribution. Have you listened to it yet?

👉 Find it here: https://www.100komma7.lu/program/episode/304408/202006120940-202006120950?fbclid=IwAR32czXKgDETA9WSP6FrZDsyaodeDs27_lOCtwe2Gtc6RtLG1S5V4XH5KVw 🤖📻

Our project continues! 🤖

We hope all of you got your copy of the Lëtzebuerger Journal with our Print Team’s articles. 📰
If you want to know more about what Cathy
and Tammy have been working on, tune in to radio 100,7 tomorrow at 9:40 am! 📻

‘God can’t be a robot’ and other interesting reflections on AI by Ranga Yogeshwar. 🤖 [German]

Ranga Yogeshwar: Gott kann kein Roboter sein | Stationen | BR Der Mensch denkt, Gott lenkt - doch was passiert, wenn in Zukunft Maschinen das Lenken übernehmen, wenn sie klüger sind als der klügste Mensch? Ein Gesoräch ...

🐶 It’s fluffy Friday🐱

Today‘s fluffy friend Leika is super excited to read the print team‘s contribution in the Lëtzebuerger Journal ! 📰

Have you got your copy already?