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As part of the Slovenian Presidency of the Council of the EU, the international conference "Semantic Interoperability Community – SEMIC 2021", a key European event in the field of semantic interoperability, organised by the Ministry of Public Administration in collaboration with the European Commission, took place on Wednesday 8 December 2021. The title of the conference was "Human Centric Data Spaces – Powered by Interoperability".

Digital Twin technology may save lives and solve the biggest challenges facing humanity Mark Minevich, opinion contributor © Getty Images Digital Twin technology may save lives and solve the biggest challenges facing humanity With the speed of AI and technology advancing at an ever-increasing rate, we are constantly asking, 'What is the next frontier of technology, and how will it advance mankind?' An answer: the creation of a digital twin for each and every one of us. What is a digital twin? Simply stated a digital twin is a virtual or digital replica of a living organism...

© Getty Images With the speed of AI and technology advancing at an ever-increasing rate, we are constantly asking, ‘What is the next frontier of technology, and how will it advance mankind?’ An answer: the creation of a digital twin for each and every one of us. What is a digital twin? Simply stated a digital twin is a virtual or digital replica of a living organism, or a part of that organism like a heart or lungs. A digital twin is created from data points such as imaging records, in-person measurements, lab results and genetics. All of that data is then used to map out an exact digita...

Survey shows support for app-based taxi services 1. April, 2021 Ljubljana – A majority of Slovenians would welcome better transparency and quality as well as the use of mobile applications in taxi services, a survey by pollster Valicon has shown. Infrastructure Minister Jernej Vrtovec sees this as a clear endorsement of legislation allowing Uber and other app-based transport services to Slovenia. The legislative changes are, however, opposed by taxi drivers, who staged a protest in the afternoon. The parliamentary Infrastructure Committee was scheduled to discuss the legislation tomorrow, b...

Slovenia Times 10. February, 2021 Ljubljana – Respecting ethical principles and human rights is key for artificial intelligence (AI) technology to inspire trust, heard a virtual debate on Tuesday. Legislation should be amended to become, among other things, more adaptable as future innovations will pose additional challenges and risks, said the participants. Public Administration Minister Boštjan Koritnik opened the discussion by noting Slovenia’s well-established AI research and achievements at the international level. The country boasts the first international AI research c...