Artificial intelligence

When LLMs are not enough: Rethinking Artificial Intelligence:

At the recent AI Action Summit held in Paris, Yann LeCun, a key figure in the development of artificial intelligence and a pioneer in neural networks, launched a forceful criticism of large-scale language models (LLMs), such as those that dominate the AI ​​landscape today.  According to LeCun, these models, although impressive in linguistic tasks, do

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This is why many people prefer AI over psychological therapy

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), cases of anxiety and depression increased by 25% after the pandemic, and many people seek help to manage stress, loneliness or emotional disorders. However, despite this growing need, traditional psychological therapy is not always the chosen option. Why do some people prefer to use artificial intelligence assistants instead

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Meta wants you to use Llama in your startup: An offer you can’t ignore

Imagine this: Meta puts $36,000 on the table and gives you direct access to its AI team just for using Llama, its open source model, in your startup. Sounds like a dream, right? Well, it’s real, and it’s called “Llama for Startups.” Meta has launched a program called “Llama for Startups,” an initiative designed to

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Is Artificial Intelligence exclusive?

Decades ago, the Internet emerged as a democratizing force: knowledge no longer depended on purchasing power, but on having a connection.  Endless libraries, free courses, and collaborative tools seemed to level the playing field. However, artificial intelligence—heir to that promise—is taking a different path. While basic versions of ChatGPT or Gemini allow anyone to experiment

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Do AI models hallucinate less than humans?

In the field of artificial intelligence (AI), the term hallucinations is used to describe situations in which language models generate incorrect or fictitious information, but present it as if it were true. This phenomenon represents a crucial challenge, especially when AI is applied in sensitive fields such as medicine, law or education. In this context,

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Artificial Intelligence in video calls: Discover what Google Meet brings in this area

In recent years, video calls have become an indispensable tool, whether for work, education, or connecting with loved ones. ** With globalization and teams spread across different countries, language remains a barrier for many. Now, artificial intelligence is coming to transform this experience. Google Meet just announced a revolutionary feature: real-time machine translation that not only

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Google Whisk: Exploring visual creativity without words

Imagine a digital canvas where your ideas come to life without the need for words, where a simple image can trigger an explosion of visual creativity. In the fast-paced world of artificial intelligence (AI), the Gemini digital universe has taken a bold step with Whisk, an experimental tool that redefines how we generate images. Launched

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This is how you can teach older people to use Artificial Intelligence

From assistants like Alexa or Siri that answer questions just by speaking to them, to algorithms that recommend movies or help you organize your day, AI has become an everyday tool.  However, while younger people adopt these technologies almost without thinking, many older people are left behind, not because of a lack of interest, but

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Google presents the Gemma 3n model for mobile phones

Can you imagine having artificial intelligence on your mobile capable of understanding images, translating conversations, writing complex texts and even helping you with medical or accessibility tasks, without depending on the cloud? That futuristic scenario is no longer so far away thanks to Google Gemma 3n, an AI model of integrated Gemini technology that is

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This is how Jules works, Google’s AI that corrects, improves and even talks about your code

OpenAI has revolutionized the industry with Codex, the engine capable of translating natural language instructions into functional code. In this scenario, Gemini’s intelligent platform has just launched Jules, a solution that goes far beyond traditional autocompletion. This tool seeks excellence in Programming applied to Artificial Intelligence, offering real-time correction and optimization for complex projects. Let’s

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