Maritime transport is a fundamental pillar of the global economy, but also one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases. Although technological improvements have been implemented in recent years, reducing emissions in this sector is still a pending challenge. A new research project led by the DaSCI institute of the University of Granada proposes an […]
In the field of artificial intelligence, automatic planning requires a number of specific problems to advance research and model development.
The UGR has coordinated the development of a handbook that seeks to strengthen trust, accountability and fairness in AI applications in sectors such as health, finance and law. This resource provides a way to verify and certify the results of complex models and contributes to the development of AI systems that are not only effective, but also understandable and fair.
Este año, la Real Academia de las Ciencias de Suecia anunció, por un lado, el Premio Nobel de Física ex aequo para dos investigadores de inteligencia artificial (IA), Jonh Hopfield (Universidad de Princeton) y Geoffrey E. Hinton (Universidad de Toronto) y, por el otro, el Premio Nobel de Química 2024 compartido entre David Baker (Universidad de Washington) por el diseño computacional de proteínas y, de forma conjunta, a Demis Hassabis y John Jumper (Google DeepMind) por la predicción de estructuras de proteínas.
Un reciente estudio llevado a cabo por investigadores DaSCI-UGR y la Universidad de Cádiz analiza mediante IA las temáticas mayoritarias en las publicaciones científicas entre hombres y mujeres en el área de biblioteconomía y documentación. Es bien conocido en la literatura que existe una brecha de género en la producción e impacto científico, donde las mujeres tienden a recibir menos citas que sus compañeros hombres. Los resultados de este estudio revelan una relación entre las temáticas abordadas y el impacto académico alcanzado, revelando las disparidades de género en el ámbito académico.
El 11 de febrero se celebra el Día Internacional de la Mujer y la Niña en la Ciencia. Esta fecha fue establecida por la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas con el objetivo de reconocer el papel fundamental que desempeñan las mujeres en la comunidad científica y tecnológica. Además, busca promover el acceso pleno y equitativo a la ciencia para mujeres y niñas, así como lograr la igualdad de género y empoderamiento femenino.
By Rosana Montes, Natalia Díaz-Rodríguez, Carlos Peláez Gonzalez y Carlos Núñez Molina Large Language Models are capable of performing various language-related tasks, such as completing sentences, translating from one language to another, summarizing texts and even writing original texts on their own. When these models are given an initial text as seed, they are able […]
By Rosana Montes, Nacho Aguilera AI is powered by data such as a car’s sensors and cameras, commonly referred to as the Internet of Things (IoT). Ensuring the safety of occupants and pedestrians raises ethical questions about their actual operation on the road. The autonomous car is the quintessential example when it comes to AI […]
Juan Chiachío and Manuel Chiachío The most advanced countries are seeing the onset of a new industrial revolution brought about by digital technologies such as artificial intelligence, remote sensing and robotics. The civil engineering industry, which comprises the construction and management of large infrastructures (roads, railways, bridges, power plants, dams, ports, etc.), is being part […]
Artificial Intelligence and the rapid development of technologies could become an asset to make our world more fair and equitable. However, they can also become a threat in issues such as security, privacy, dependence, etc. These technologies have implications in all areas of human activity and it must be us, together with governments and companies, […]