Category: Present
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Generative AI for teaching Spanish
Generative artificial intelligence has experienced a rapid rise, establishing itself as an essential tool in many fields. In the case of the educational setting, it has arrived to revolutionise the way in which content is generated and, above all, the way in which it is applied in a more practical way for student learning.
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Boosting innovation and gender equality in the European GILL project
Innovation and gender equality are powerful allies in building a more equitable and prosperous future. In a business environment driven by diversity, creativity flourishes, generating more robust solutions and more holistic visions.
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Fundación Carolina students receive AI training at the University of Salamanca
The General Foundation of the University of Salamanca has hosted students from Colombia for two weeks, thanks to the Carolina Foundation – ICETEX programme. I had the opportunity to give a talk to them about the tools and potential of Artificial Intelligence and its influence on diverse fields.
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KOIOS Project: Operational Artificial Intelligence in the field of Defence
On 16 November, a conference of the KOIOS project “Towards an operational Artificial Intelligence in Defence: from the laboratory to the battlefield” was held at the Centre for National Defence Studies (CESEDEN). The event was attended by the Director of CESEDEN, H.E. Lt. Gen. (IM), Francisco de Paula Bisbal Pons; the Director of CT Spain,…
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Quantum economics now has its own journal
The rise of Quantum Computing is such that practically every day we can read new articles about the possibilities of this emerging technology. As a leading expert in this field of knowledge, who is aware of the growing scope of Quantum Computing, the prestigious mathematician David Orrell has launched a journal under the title of…
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Saint Albert’s Day, much more than just a faculty festival
The faculties of Science and Chemistry at the University of Salamanca, and all of us who belong to them, are currently celebrating the feast of our patron saint, Saint Albert the Great, on 15 November. But who was Saint Albert the Great? It seems that he was a man of science, linked to chemical science,…
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Quantum computing will shape the nexttechnological revolution
At the BISITE Research Group of the University of Salamanca and the AIR Institute we seek to harness the potential of artificial intelligence to work on the development of QETEL, the Quantum Economics & Technology Experience Lab, as we are convinced that with the advancement of AI and the possibilities offered by quantum computing, we…
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The University of Salamanca, in collaboration with BISITE, participates in the ADIA Lab symposium in Abu Dhabi
World-renowned speakers such as Nobel Prize winner Steven Chu; Turing Award winner Jack Dongarra; and Rousseeuw Statistics Award winner Miguel Hernán, have met this week at the ADIA Lab Symposium, the first major symposium held in Abu Dhabi, to promote collaboration between the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Spain in order to generate synergies and…
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A new and well-deserved recognition for Isidoro Alanís
Isidoro Alanís, founder and CEO of Global Exchange, has received the 17th “Castilla y León Económica” Award of Honour. It was an honour for me to accompany my good friend and patron of the AIR Institute at the award ceremony attended by more than 600 businessmen and executives, a ceremony that highlighted the value of…
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New additions to the BISITE teams
The BISITE Research Group is constantly expanding. The development of new projects entails the recruitment of young people who are specialised in different areas. This is the case of Sara Mateos, currently in the final year of the double degree in Primary Education and Mathematics, who is already developing her curricular practices in BISITE as…