Where do good ideas come from?

Date: 2023.02.25
Various social problems that need to be addressed have come to play an increasingly prominent role in everyday life, begging the question how to go about solving them.

The Social Impact Hackathon is one answer Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design (MOME) offers by having interdisciplinary teams of young people aged 18-35 create artificial intelligence-based solutions to social and environmental challenges – but can it prove successful in real life? Our discussion with Head of MOME Incubation Craig V. Johnson and Head of the MOME Innovation Center Lasma Ivaska covered this and similar subjects.

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