Sovereign IA: the bet of large companies to hide their data from American technoligarchs
European companies such as Airbus, TotalEnergies and BMW are looking for private artificial intelligences to hide from the view of technology
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The chimney without works that triumphs in Amazon: it looks like wood, but it does not generate smoke or ash
This Cecotec model combines a 2,000 watt power and an attractive design to give warmth and a touch of elegance to any home stay
It looks like Zara, but it's Amazon's: the polo-type sweater that's ruining this autumn-winter.
Trend in sight: the design you will see most this season combines flap, flattened neck and knitting
The 3-story and 12-liter vapour, which is vertical, does not light three fires or make several pieces.
A strong and versatile device that serves to prepare all kinds of food: rice, vegetables, fish, potatoes, legumes and even some desserts
Two-speed Spain
This rhythm is endemonized, which we believe has those around us, when it is exclusively ours. And compatible, although sometimes we create impossible, with other stories, much more paused
Put rosals against cyber attacks in supermarkets
In the vineyards, the rose is a sentinel because it is very sensitive to some of the most destructive pests for the vines
We entered the exclusive club in Chicago where magic shook hands with the high kitchen
The Hand & The Eye blends classical illusionism with restoration and strict dress code events. The public pays 214 euros for three hours
Action is among the large energy companies the sale by parts of their subsidiary of renewables
EQT and Ardian maintain interest, but see the price expensive and do not want to enter without ensuring management control. The matrix requires a premium over 30% over the current price
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Liberalizing is not privatizing
The liberalization of high-speed transport must be translated not only into lower prices and more places, but also into more public resources to ensure the good state of the roads
Agnès Pannier- Runacher, former French Minister of Energy: "The only viable strategy for Europe is to produce more and consume less"
Deputy and former Energy Transition Officer calls for accelerated integration of the common market
The month that made the IA tremble
Technology reached its summit on 5 October. Since then, the Nasdaq has fallen by 10 per cent, due to doubts about debt, future income and the development of data centres
Video) 124; What are those little red dots hiding?
Astronomers begin to understand what the mysterious objects discovered by the James Webb telescope are.
The Dniéper, the inextricable river and war border between Ukrainians and Russians: "This is a war of drones"
For four years, neither of the two armies has been able to consolidate positions on the other side of the great river that runs through Ukraine and has already been a protagonist in World War II.
The hunger in Gaza more than a year after the ceasefire: "Israeli siege engineering"
The lack of international funds made it necessary to reduce the food aid received by families. The bread is billed to the count after Egypt sent more than 1,897 tons of flour and food baskets, but the relief is temporary
The author of 'We have the right to age like men': "It takes a lot of money to pretend that time doesn't pass."
Amanda Castillo has just published 'We have the right to age like men', an essay on the double standards of age, beauty as a mandate and the economic cost for women to continue to look young
Located a large 12th century Palatine Muslim garden hidden in a forest in Murcia
The structure, about a hundred meters long and in the form of a cruise, was part of an unknown Andalusian recreational estate
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Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones, historian: "The bad reputation of Babylon is totally unfair"
The Welsh scholar devotes a monograph of six hundred pages to reliving and claiming the extraordinary urb of antiquity, denoted in the Bible as "the great whore."
This is not a new novel for deliveries: the literary experiment of Aixa de la Cruz is a challenge to Internet attention
The writer publishes in Substack the stories based on astrology of more than a dozen students from one of her creative writing workshops
'Godzilla Minus Zero ': nostalgia' kaiju 'embalsamada
After the success of 'Godzilla Minus One', director Takashi Yamazaki cannot balance the show of the duel of beasts with the post-war postcard
'The Miserables': serving the show in a broken France
The director is sometimes empected in a production exhibitionism without identity and will probably be remembered, despite its great distribution, as one more sample of contemporary audiovisual bulimia