France cries over its helplessness before Spain

France cries over its helplessness before Spain

France displayed military power during the parade on the Champs-Élysées on the occasion of the July 14th celebration. Just hours later, in Dallas, “the fire front” (as the press has dubbed it) was neutralized, without gunpowder, by “the Spanish Armada” (front page of Le Parisien), plunging the country, so prone to exaggerated self-esteem, into a new phase of collective depression.

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Some thieves try to rob Lamine Yamal's house

Some thieves try to rob Lamine Yamal’s house

The private security staff of Lamine Yamal thwarted an attempted robbery early this morning at the house the footballer has in Esplugues de Llobregat, according to sources familiar with the incident confirmed to La Vanguardia. A guard spotted through the security cameras two individuals perched on one of the walls of the property of the Barcelona player, who last night won with the Spanish national team against France in the Football World Cup.

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Anya Taylor-Joy moves from 'The Queen's Gambit' to 'Lucky'

Anya Taylor-Joy moves from ‘The Queen’s Gambit’ to ‘Lucky’

There are associations of ideas that exponentially increase the appeal of an audiovisual production. For example, Anya Taylor-Joy on paper is one of the most interesting young actresses in Hollywood thanks to collaborations with prestigious directors in Last Night in Soho by Edgar Wright, The Northman by Robert Eggers, Amsterdam by David O’Russell, Furiosa by George Miller, or the upcoming third part of Dune by Denis Villeneuve.

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Joan Ramon Garcés, dermatologist: “Tanning is a sign of damage; healthy tanning does not exist”

Joan Ramon Garcés, dermatologist: “Tanning is a sign of damage; healthy tanning does not exist”

It is eight in the morning and the door of Dr. Joan Ramon Garcés at the Institut Dermatologia Garcés de la Teknon opens right on time. He prepares coffee. He is an empathetic, decisive, and cultured man, who lives in peace and is comfortable with himself. He says casually that he always sleeps through the night. Healthy envy. His face and gestures answer the questions before his voice does.

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The spy story of Apple and OpenAI

The spy story of Apple and OpenAI

Last Friday, extraordinary news broke: Apple announced that it had filed a 41-page lawsuit in a San Jose (California) District Court against OpenAI for misappropriation of trade secrets and breach of contract, and requested a jury trial. The reason for the lawsuit is that Sam Altman’s company hired 400 Apple employees whom it allegedly asked to take confidential information and prototype materials, which, if proven in court, would constitute an industrial property theft of enormous magnitude. The question everyone asked from the very beginning is: what could one of the leading AI companies have stolen from one that has proven to be behind precisely in this area? The answer would be that OpenAI took from Apple Park what it did not have: talent to build devices of the highest quality.

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