AI’s transformative potential in climate change

AI’s transformative potential in climate change

There is much debate about the environmental impact of AI, especially due to its high energy consumption. On the flip side, it’s also true that, when deployed well, AI can be a strategic lever in optimizing the use of energy, reducing emissions, and managing...

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AI and aviation: moving from safety to automation

AI and aviation: moving from safety to automation

Artificial intelligence (AI) is beginning to see real-world applications in aviation, but further deployment requires steady progress and solid guardrails. In this interview with the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) we learn about which technologies are...

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Aerosols: the overlooked variable in climate change

Aerosols: the overlooked variable in climate change

When we talk about climate change, carbon dioxide, methane, and other heat-trapping gases immediately come to mind. Yet there’s another family of particles – tiny, volatile, and largely forgotten – that played a major role decades ago: aerosols. These microscopic...

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Tunnels: invisible infrastructures that move the world

Tunnels: invisible infrastructures that move the world

When we think of great engineering works, we often imagine colossal bridges, endless highways, or monumental dams. However, there are infrastructures that, although hidden underground, are just as essential for the operation of our cities and territories: the tunnels....

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XXX International Seminar. Summary, Thursday, May 28

XXX International Seminar. Summary, Thursday, May 28

Thursday, May 28 Eduardo Pérez de Lema, chairman of Mapfre Global Risks, welcomed the attendees once again to the Seminar, which is celebrating its 30th edition in the city of Cáceres. The meeting brings together hundreds of professionals from the sector through an...

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