Artificial Intelligence and Democracy

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Submitted by acamacho on

Computational systems have advanced to such an extent that they have devised information processing models with extraordinary capabilities. Considering enormous amounts of data in a few seconds surpasses the human mind, and opens a window of great possibilities for science, and also for citizens, in all fields. However, artificial intelligence also has limits and often contradicts ethics and democracy. That is why deep reflection is still needed in this area.

Geopolitics

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The many challenges facing humanity today are significant and must be addressed on a planetary scale. From global warming to the loss of species to the emergence of new diseases, these are issues that require joint solutions and actions. Technical knowledge and scientific innovation define the new world order and are essential for progress in this area that concerns us all.

The City and Sience Biennial closes with record participation figures

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The 4th edition of the Biennial City and Science 2025 closed its doors yesterday, Sunday, in both Barcelona and Madrid, after six days of intense programming. Focused on quantum physics, the event included free activities of all kinds: workshops, conferences, artistic installations, or film cycles designed to bring science and frontier research closer to citizens, and generate curiosity, questions and vocations. 

Workshops and experiments for educational centers

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The Biennial has also dedicated a space in its programming to disseminating quantum science to educational centers. Young people have been able to participate in experiments and workshops that have taken place especially during the morning hours in El Born. Museu d'Història de Barcelona, and have been extended to other spaces in the city (civic centers and libraries) within the framework of + Biennial. The activities have had a very notable influx of attendees.

Informative videos to bring quantum physics to everyone

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As part of the City and Science 2025 Biennial, a series of videos entitled "Quantum Games" has been launched, produced by Patossa and designed to bring complex concepts of quantum physics closer to a wide audience, from curious young people to people without scientific training, and link them with the four major

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