Learning to talk to machines has been one of the main challenges for robotics engineers in recent decades. And the same goes the other way around: how to give these intelligent companions a voice? Programming languages have a lot to do to help them.

Technology company OpenAI is once again in the news after several of its senior executives announced they were leaving the organisation. Specifically, chief technology officer Mira Murati, chief research officer Bob McGrew, and other senior managers have announced they are leaving the organisation.

Diagnosis of diseases years before they develop. More precise and less invasive surgical interventions. Personalisation of medical treatments to improve their effectiveness. Suicide prevention from home. Sound good? Artificial intelligence (AI) in the healthcare sector is already a

Enter your prompt and get an answer in just a few seconds. We all know how ChatGPT works - action-reaction before you can stop and think! However, as we all know, in many occasions, the results of this tool are not

Imagine you have just started a soap making company. Think about how you would start designing and producing soaps. What would you consider? The soaps that you like? Or would you stop and get to know your potential market, studying what needs they have?

Second decade of the 2000s. Fourth industrial revolution. New technologies reach historically traditional sectors, such as agriculture and livestock farming, demonstrating that more productive, autonomous and efficient agricultural processes are possible if human labour is reduced. As you read it: the most innovative technology

The constant bombardment of technology in our society can cause many companies to get lost in the mix of launching and upgrading. No one is born knowing and, in the business sector, many organisations - especially SMEs - do not have specialised knowledge of new technologies.

It is no surprise that Germany is one of the countries most committed to quantum computing. Last year, the German government announced that it would invest €3 billion in a 500-cubit quantum computer. Now, however, it has taken a step