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Welcome to the Artificial Unintelligence Blog. This is where we share any updates regarding our event as well as offer our take on all things AI. This is also a great place to learn more about our speakers and occasionally hear more about one of our sponsors.
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Creativity and AI: Minimal Emotions Needed, by Esther Fee Reinhardt
The introduction of the “Minimal Emotion Needed (”MEN-“) Value” is a step towards assessing which tasks will find a good AI replacement and which, at their core, cannot be performed satisfactorily without a human counterpart and why.

Mark Miller
18 hours ago2 min read


Leveraging AI to Solve Real World Problems, by Todd Thomas
AI is ubiquitous and impacts our lives every day. At the same time, there is a lot of misunderstanding and fear around AI. We will take a realistic look at the state of AI technologies and discuss current real world applications that are having huge positive impacts in a number of different applications.

Mark Miller
3 days ago2 min read


12 New Sessions for AI Practitioners Announced
We're continuing to build out the sessions and roster for The Artificial (Un)Intelligence Conference with speakers from around the world. The 12 additions to the roster today include people from Montenegro, Germany, United States, Australia, India, Malaysia, Mexico, Poland, Netherlands, and the UK. This is in addition to the 50 other speakers we've already announced. Join us live online on September 16 for 100+ sessions and 24 hours of non-stop AI fun. Registration is free.

Mark Miller
4 days ago2 min read


Case Study: Create your own AI Domain Expert, by Roy Maassen
In my presentation, I will show you how I built this virtual expert with ChatGPT and Casetalk, using Large Language Models (LLMs).

Mark Miller
Apr 232 min read


Mainframe and AI: A Sustainable Choice, by Rosalind Radcliffe
In this session, Rosalind Radcliffe will show how the collaboration of mainframe and AI technologies can work with your existing applications to bring AI inferencing at current transaction speeds, without losing the reliability and security of eight-nines and quantum safe security.

Mark Miller
Apr 222 min read


When AI and Humans Collaborate: Desolate - A SciFi Thriller, by Lars Ronnback and Grok, Available for Download
What began as a single, haunting one-liner—a scientist alone behind the moon, glimpsing reality’s fracture—blossomed into Desolate, a gripping tale of isolation, quantum anomalies, and human will, all in less than 100 man-hours. With the aid of Grok, xAI’s AI collaborator, this book evolved from a fleeting idea into a layered narrative, its chapters forged through rapid-fire iteration and real-time refinement.

Mark Miller
Apr 214 min read


Case Study: How CMOs are using AI Ethically, by Nicole Alexander
Discover how forward-thinking marketers are using AI to enhance transparency, build trust, and protect brand integrity. Whether you're driving strategy or execution, you’ll gain practical tools to apply ethical AI across personalization, engagement, governance, and cultural sensitivity—while delivering real, measurable impact.

Mark Miller
Apr 183 min read


Scaling Responsible AI: From Enthusiasm to Execution, by Noelle Russell
Russell examines the opportunities that AI presents for organizations. She also considers the risks, challenges, and ethical considerations — focusing in depth on how AI can be implemented to support human ingenuity, rather than replace it.

Mark Miller
Apr 172 min read


Use AI Hallucinations to Stimulate Your Critical Thinking, by Marco Wobben
We can strengthen our work by applying AI and allow it to hallucinate to drive the interview and information modeling efforts.

Mark Miller
Apr 162 min read


Case Study: Don't Replace Humans. Amplify their Capabilities., by Daniel Lundin
This session tells the story of how we bottled human knowledge (gently), modeled it into taxonomies and ontologies (with only minor headaches), and let it dance with unstructured data to create an unusually clever Large Language Model.

Mark Miller
Apr 152 min read
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