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Last Sunday, on 8 September, we presented the advances of the Ixolite project at Salamaq, demonstrating how artificial intelligence is transforming cattle farming.
 

Salamanca Tech will have an information booth at the fair to announce its upcoming plans. In addition, AIR Institute will present its IXOLITE project for monitoring large cattle farms.

August 29th is International Video Game Day, one of the most established industries with the greatest impact across the planet. AIR Institute, as a technology center, is delighted to be part of the sector through “El Jap!”, the International Videogames and Animation Hub.

These technology centers stand out for being non-profit entities dedicated to promoting applied research and technological development, with the aim of promoting innovation and facilitating technology transfer to industry.

The Salamanca Tech Summit is an innovative scientific and technological event promoted by entities in the city of Salamanca such as the AIR Institute, the Universitu, and the City Council of Salamanca. The latest edition brought together specialists in artificial intelligence and cybersecurity from internationally recognized companies such as Dell Technologies, Deloitte, and Microsoft Corporation, with a special intervention by Chema Alonso, Chief Digital Officer of Telefónica, among other specialists.

Among the most notable AI-driven advancements in cybersecurity are machine learning algorithms that identify anomalous patterns in vast volumes of data. These advanced techniques enable cybersecurity systems not only to respond to ongoing incidents but also to anticipate potential attacks before they occur, thereby reducing potential damage.

The featured article focuses on exploring Large Language Models such as ChatGPT to determine their potential in protecting the knowledge gap in various technical areas, specifically, in cybersecurity.

Through our new video, learn how the IA4Birds project is revolutionising bird conservation with an innovative platform. This initiative aims to significantly reduce bird mortality caused by collisions with wind turbines on wind farms.

Thalia Ruiz graduated in journalism in Cuba and holds a master's degree in Audiovisual Communication from the University of Salamanca.