Monday September 30

This episode of the podcast explores recent developments in artificial intelligence across various sectors, including business, technology, and law enforcement. It highlights the controversy surrounding the University of Salamanca rector, whose case critics argue reveals systemic flaws in academic research. Meanwhile, a KPMG report reveals that 98% of CEOs from major Spanish companies plan to expand their workforce, citing AI and ESG policies as key drivers. The episode also touches on the debate about AI's role in society, featuring Mark Zuckerberg's unwavering belief in AI's potential, a controversial proposal for an AI-taught class in London, and concerns about privacy and bias in the British police's new AI system. Other topics include Christina Aronda's book arguing that AI lacks social intelligence, the veto of an AI regulation bill in California, OpenAI's potential shift to for-profit, plans for facial recognition cameras in Bukaramonga, and the use of drones in firefighting by Spain's Military Emergency Unit.