#podcast #T6E2 31 octubre, 2025
In this special episode of SintonIA, artificial intelligence becomes the protagonist of a story as unsettling as it is plausible. With “Thánatos,” an AI model capable of predicting the exact time of death, we explore the boundaries between science, fiction, and ethics.
Joined by Óscar Cordón, Coral del Val, and Iván Sevillano, we discuss the technical feasibility of such algorithms, the moral dilemmas they raise, and how they could reshape our relationship with fate and free will.
A journey between scientific curiosity and technological horror, where the question isn’t whether you’re scared… but whether you still have battery left. 🔋💀
This program is part of the project “Ethical, Responsible, and General-Purpose Artificial Intelligence: Applications in Risk Scenarios” (IAFER) Exp.: TSI-100927-2023-1, funded through the creation of university-business chairs (Cátedras Enia), aimed at research and development in artificial intelligence, its dissemination, and training within the framework of the European Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan, financed by the European Union–Next Generation EU.
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