It has gone unnoticed, in Spain. The ACM has awarded its prize, recognized by many as the 'Nobel of Informatics' to three of the scientists who have revolutionized the field of deep learning: Yoshua Bengio, Geoffrey Hinton and Yann LeCunn.
Despite the great benefits it brings, there are still many people who think about the damages of artificial intelligence, to the point of pointing out that it will only benefit the most powerful. This is what a recent study by Edelman and WEF says.
Rewriting history, and doing it on a good note was never easy. And Huawei seems to have succeeded by re-innovating when it seemed more difficult to do so in the field of photography. Although there are many new features, the most impressive has been a periscope prism that would delight photo lovers.
A project by a Spanish company specializing in satellite telecommunications uses artificial intelligence to observe more effectively, and electronically, if vessels are catching their corresponding fish.
It seems so, although it also seems a bit late, since we will still have to wait for the new Government to come out of the general elections of 28A to carry it out, or change it.
A book by the quantum physicist José Ignacio Latorre reflects on the ethics of machines that will one day be more intelligent than humans. Does it make sense to ask these questions when we may never see non-biological intelligence superior to human?
Even with the Mobile World Congress hangover, three technology experts debate the pros and cons of the latest mobiles launched by these two great brands.
A project by a BBVA data scientist is going around the world. Guessing, thanks to artificial intelligence, why a baby cries, and even detecting possible diseases early, is the great objective of this innovative study.
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
