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Nolan’s Odyssey and the misunderstanding of historical accuracy: Homer was not faithful to the past either

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago08 mins

Since it was announced that Christopher Nolan’s next film after the Oscar-winning Oppenheimer (2023) would be an adaptation of the Odyssey, its development has been scrutinized with the precision of an archaeologist. The controversy surrounding the project matches its extraordinary artistic ambition, its monumental budget, and the enormous anticipation it has generated. Like Odysseus/Ulysses waiting for the right moment to blind Polyphemus, the most critical remained on the lookout for any mistake.

Artificial intelligence threatens cybersecurity at an unprecedented speed

Alen Craig4 months ago06 mins

Artificial intelligence is transforming cyber threats in a way never seen before in just a few months. It is not just that AI models capable of finding hundreds of flaws in browsers and operating systems have appeared. In recent months, the OpenClaw project has demonstrated that AI agents can act without human intervention and persistently, making them more dangerous. The combination of reasoning ability with access to control privileges of computer systems has alerted global experts.

Sánchez’s bad summer

Alen Craig2 weeks ago2 weeks ago03 mins

August has been a bad month for Pedro Sánchez. What was supposed to be a period of relative calm, with the courts and the Parliament closed for holidays, has turned into a nightmare due to what happened in Ceuta. The Government has avoided in August the wear and tear of the multiple…

The Government invokes “reasons of responsibility” to request a change in the Tour route in Collserola due to African swine fever

Alen Craig4 months ago4 months ago02 mins

The Department of Agriculture has asked the Tour de France organization to make a change in the route in the final section of the second stage of this cycling competition to avoid passing through Collserola, an area affected by swine fever. The Generalitat argues that “this is not the first time a route has been changed due to a health crisis.”

Javier Bardem steals the show at Shakira’s concert in New York

Alen Craig2 months ago2 months ago01 mins

Javier Bardem traded the red carpet for the dance floor for one night. The actor, who had attended the concert Shakira offered this July 21st at the Barclays Center in New York, ended up becoming one of the unexpected protagonists of the evening.

Copper thieves operate on the Rodalies tracks almost daily

Alen Craig1 month ago1 month ago05 mins

Behind many of the service interruptions that Rodalies suffers daily are copper thieves who operate throughout the railway network with total impunity. They do so in points of the metropolitan area in broad daylight or in some remote and lonely place at dawn. There is no clear pattern beyond acting quickly, wiping out everything, and leaving as a consequence the corresponding impact on the service users.

Registered companies in the Zapatero case: agencies and consultancies under suspicion

Alen Craig4 months ago4 months ago04 mins

The searches carried out this morning by the Economic and Fiscal Crime Unit (UDEF) of the National Police by order of the judge of the National Court José Luis Calama focus on three consulting, institutional relations, and business services companies. One of them is Whathefav S.L., the agency of the daughters of the former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, and the other two are Inteligencia Prospectiva S.L., focused on technological foresight oriented to social projects, and Softgestor, a legal advisory and management firm.

Irene Escolar: “They make us actresses feel dispensable”

Alen Craig3 days ago3 days ago09 mins

She does not mind being the last representative of a long line of actors dating back to the mid-19th century and including her grandmother Irene Gutiérrez Caba and her great-uncles Julia and Emilio. With more than 25 years of career in film, theater, and television, Irene Escolar has written her own story and still has a long way to go.

The questions of the Tauste case, the murder of two good people

Alen Craig1 month ago1 month ago05 mins

50 kilometers from Zaragoza, the town of Tauste, with 6,800 inhabitants, is known in the region for its Mudéjar heritage, its livestock industry, and traditions such as the dance, which is celebrated every April 21. But in the last week, its name has become famous for the murder in their home of Javier Sánchez (67 years old) and Esther Latorre (66), a well-known couple of agricultural unionists deeply committed to social causes. To the initial, profound, and painful impact, the arrest of their daughter Carlota (40) and her partner, Luis Carlos R. (31), as suspects was soon added; they have been in provisional detention since Thursday.

AI and university: reform or die

Alen Craig3 weeks ago3 weeks ago04 mins

The start of the political course should project the gaze beyond an obsolete polarized agenda because the line of conflict about how we relate to power is no longer ideological (right-left) but existential (human-machine). The power to operate in the…

The Ukrainian street vendor victim of a Russian ‘human safari’: “I only had garlic in my hand”

What we want, deep down, are classic series (and well made)

Ana Botín’s business skills with IShowSpeed under the gaze of Juan Roig: “Open an account at Openbank”

Arrested the alleged investor of Lleida CF, accused of fraud and document forgery

Sánchez will appear on September 3 in Congress to report on the Ceuta crisis

The apartment that terrorized a building on Muntaner Street is now vacant

The Government prepares to relocate hundreds of minors in Ceuta to the Peninsula

Russia’s ‘human safaris’: a video shows a drone chasing a Ukrainian civilian

U.S. shoots down four Iranian drones and destroys radars in the Strait of Hormuz

A network of forums and chats spread the message of the jump to Ceuta among 1.5 million people