He was born in Havana. He had an Asturian grandfather and says that, as a child from a family of eight, “my mother took it upon herself to write to the King of Spain” in 1979 asking for help to leave Cuba. People told them that was absurd. But they received a response and before long they landed in Madrid.
7.01 h: September nineteenth, 2036. The first alert arrives at the newspaper editorial office in Barcelona: Beijing orders the isolation of its most advanced AI systems. –What happened?, asks the editor. –They don’t explain, replies a front-page editor. 7.08 h. Three more arrive…
Silvia Guerrero had a piece of her heart torn out the day her 18-year-old son Juan was murdered by a 17-year-old youth. Since then, this mother has gathered more than 75,000 signatures requesting the toughening of the juvenile law in response to a sentence that has proven to be predictable. The family has reported that the sentence handed down against their son’s killer was six years of detention in a juvenile center and two years of probation “and not a single day in prison.”
Mexican authorities arrested this Thursday the alleged perpetrator of the murder of the young Spanish student Claudia Tacoronte, 21 years old, who was stabbed on Saturday in the municipality of Cuautla, in the state of Morelos (center). The Prosecutor’s Office will charge him with the crime of femicide and will seek a maximum sentence of 70 years in prison for the detainee.
Meteorologists warn of episodes of extreme rainfall throughout the Mediterranean starting from the end of next week, which will extend into October. The models used by meteorologists and experts anticipate a succession of disturbances that will specifically affect the areas of Catalonia, the Balearic Islands, and Valencia, but will also extend to southern France, Italy, and Greece.
The contentious-administrative court number 5 of Barcelona has reactivated the case for the euthanasia of Francesc Augé, the 56-year-old man to whom the Generalitat granted dignified death, but whose father appealed to the justice system to halt it more than two years ago.
OpenAI revealed this Wednesday several cases in which artificial intelligence models generated instructions intended to ignore the directions of their developers, hide errors, or bypass security mechanisms, as part of a new framework to detect, investigate, and report “misalignment” behaviors of their systems.
Go ahead, ask them. You won’t be the first. There they are. AI chatbots are always open, waiting for us to ask them questions and requests in their white boxes. ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok do you want to kill us? The simple answer is that these systems…
As the saying goes, artificial intelligence (AI) is here to stay. Hence, it is advisable, among other things, to look at which professions are most exposed to it. That is, which occupations currently performed by humans are most likely to be carried out by this technology in the near or medium term. Without a doubt, this information can be interesting for those who are currently considering which profession to pursue. Although it may be surprising, jobs that require a university degree are more exposed.
It is time to take action. This is how the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, expressed herself this Thursday in the proposed law to ban the use of social networks for those under 13 years old and restrict access for those between 13 and 15, while warning about the dangers that digital platforms pose to minors.
