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Have you ever felt uneasy watching a robot with humanoid features, or wondered why robots inspire terrifying science fiction stories? This phenomenon is called uncanny valley. That is to say, the uncanny valley is that uneasy feeling

Google's favourite artificial intelligence is no longer Gemini, but Gemma. Gemma is a family of open source language models created by Google based on the same technology used in the powerful Gemini models. They are lightweight and versatile models, designed

ICT, CAT, TEP, TRIC... There are so many acronyms that we can use when talking about the implementation of new technologies in the classroom. In this article we explain the differences between ICT, CAT, PET and ICTRT and what each of these tools encompasses.

SearchGPT is a new prototype created within OpenAI that combines the artificial intelligence features of large language models with up-to-date information from the web. Like any other search engine, its goal is to provide users with

Software documentation is an essential part of the development lifecycle. Properly documenting a software project not only facilitates the work of the developers, but also improves the end-user experience and ensures that the project can be completed in a timely manner.

After several years of pondering the issue, Google has announced that it will not be deleting third-party cookies. This news has come as a surprise to many, as just over a year ago Google stated in no uncertain terms that it intended to delete third-party cookies.