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The prizes of Physics, Medicine and Chemistry recognize discoveries that start from the tiny to approach some of the greatest scientific enigmas: the universe, life and consciousness
The writer and physicist dissects the phenomenon of our time from a theological and metaphysical prism in his essay 'The Angel of Artificial Intelligence'
Chinese and European scientists present both prototypes that open a new era in time measurement using the torio as' pendulum '-229
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences recognizes the Belgian scientist for designing a spectacular telescope buried in the ice of the South Pole, in collaboration with the Spanish Enrique Zas
We tell you what the neutrins are, the elusive particles by which the Belgian physicist Francis Halzen was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics.
The Chilean writer revolutionized the international narrative landscape with books such as' A terrible vegetable 'and' MANIAC '. With them he became guru for characters as influential as Barack Obama or Alejandro González Iñárazo. In his stories he crosses mystique and mathematics, physics and magic with madness and beyond.
Maybe intelligent alien life doesn't exist because, like us, they have developed artificial intelligence without controlling its consequences.
When he was 14, he built a plane and learned to fly it. With 22, he wrote an article on black holes quoted by Stephen Hawking. Now he wants to take advantage of the IA to discover new connections between theories and ask new questions
