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While the developers of artificial intelligence themselves shake the ghost of a brazen technology that will end up escaping their control to claim their own regulation, more silent mechanisms rapidly deteriorate the work world without the need to replace the human being completely. Far from science fiction, what is the real impact of this tool and who really decides about its future?
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The President of the United States. United States, Donald Trump, and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, meet on Thursday, September 24 in Washington with the aim of containing tensions between the two countries and preserving the channels of dialogue. Trade, the race for artificial intelligence, the war against Iran and Taiwan will be among the main issues of a meeting in which great agreements are not expected.
The coach of Real Madrid, who claims two red to Atlético, charges against the collegiate, the VAR and those responsible for the station
Artificial intelligence is here to stay: it is time to regulate it to avoid the worst scenarios
The victory in Sweden of social democracy, the retreating of the ultras in Denmark or the anger of the Finns with right-wing populist policies are examples of a change of trend, at least in those countries.
From this 18th and until September 20th, Russia held its first parliamentary elections from the beginning of its invasion of Ukraine. The opposition denounces that Vladimir Putin's government prevented the parties that do not adhere to their rhetoric of war against Kiev from participating in the elections, so their presence is almost zero. We analyze what these parliamentarians represent with Vladimir Rouvinski, a master in history and international relations.
The war against Iran is putting pressure on the ability of the United States to sustain its weapons reserves. A report by the Pentagon Inspector General warns of strategic ammunition deficits and difficulties in replenishing certain systems, while Donald Trump and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth deny a supply crisis. The debate now revolves around a key question: is military superpower without ammunition being left or are its reserves still sufficient to maintain the war? We analyzed it in The France Debate 24.
