Movie library

In this section of our website, we present publicly available video materials that touch on important themes for our activities. Some of these materials are historical in nature, but there is spelled out in them an "awareness of the era" or elements of pertinent insights or conclusions for our consideration.

prof. M. Kwiatkowska o AI – jej realnych możliwościach i ograniczeniach i nie tylko.
The BBC miniseries "The Dream Machine" was made in 1991 and not only presented the story of the creation of modern computers, but also warned of the phenomena we face today. Although today it certainly smacks of the mousy, it also introduces a breath of fresh air into reflections on digitisation.
Unfortunately, only the complete fifth episode of the series and excerpts from earlier ones can be found online. Which is a pity. The voices of both affirmation and warning heard from afar seem to sound particularly loud today. In particular, the prophetic words of Professor Arthur Miller in the last episode seem to be extremely important (approx. 24 min). 
A voice in the discussion on how the clash between communication technologies and the doctrine of political correctness is leading to paradoxes in the formal-legal space with serious consequences.
The Triumph of the Nerds - is a slightly different take on the same subject. Also trumping the mouse, but sharpening the picture of modern times and the processes we are dealing with.
In 1982, what did one of the most influential thinkers of the 20th century have to say about the digital revolution and artificial intelligence?

DNA - the end of crime. The paradox of this film lies in the combination of affirmation from the applications of new technologies and concern over the further fate of human freedom. And all this based on indisputable facts. The filmmakers thus seem to share our views on the potential directions of digital transformation.

https://vod.tvp.pl/filmy-dokumentalne,163/dna–koniec-zbrodni,397430

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