Cecilia Kindelán, Dean in Dubai
Cecilia Kindelán has been appointed dean of the Faculty of Communication at the Canadian University in Dubai, where she has been working as a lecturer since last year
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Category: Information and communication technologies
Can AI be held responsible for a crime?
Jaume Antich calls for an update to international criminal law in light of the rise of AI in his presentation “Generative Artificial Intelligence: Machines That Decide,” during the 10th International Academic Meeting of the RAED (Royal Academy of Law).
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The Academy at the heart of quantum computing
Victor Canivell, founder and president of Qilimanjaro Quantum Tech, one of Europe’s leading companies in the sector, hosted a visit from the academic community to the innovative company’s Barcelona headquarters.
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The urgent legal challenge of Artificial Intelligence
AI can affect fundamental democratic principles such as the moral autonomy of the individual, transparency in decision-making, and the accountability of public authorities. In this context, Daniel Berzosa addresses the regulation of artificial intelligence in his latest article, “AI: An Urgent Constitutional Challenge.”
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The words that sustain the human being
Francesc Torralba reflects on his life experience and his work in an interview published by the newspaper “El País” on May 26th.
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The King recognises Montserrat Guillén
Montserrat Guillén receives the Pascual Madoz National Research Prize in the Law and Economic and Social Sciences category from King Felipe VI
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