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Too many cars in the streets
1+ week, 19+ hour ago (295+ words) ekathimerini.com Will artificial intelligence save us from traffic jams? The new operational model announced by the government to manage traffic in Attica will utilize the capabilities of AI Based on the plan, information collected from drones, cameras, officers on…...
‘Nature plays dice, but it’s dice that obey laws’
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (296+ words) I comment on the title of Nanopoulos’ new book, “The Quantum Myth of Sisyphus.” It is indicative of its content and of the author’s style: science and philosophy; particles and existential contemplation; meaning and absurdity – and these go together in…...
Greek politicians and the AI Rubicon
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (331+ words) eKathimerini.com This year’s winner of the respected literary magazine Granta’s competition for unpublished short stories from the British Commonwealth was Jamir Nazir’s “Serpent in the Grove.” The panel of judges, headed by award-winning writer Louise Doughty, chose his entry…...
Computers, poetry and the ‘talisman’ that is Greece
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (752+ words) His name will always be associated with the Turing Award – he is, after all, the only Greek to ever have been awarded the so-called Nobel prize of computing. But Greek-French computer scientist Joseph Sifakis’ life and career are much more…...
What is at AI’s heart?
4+ mon, 1+ day ago (444+ words) eKathimerini.com As we ponder how each country can strengthen its economy, its politics, and its defenses in an ever more unpredictable world, as the leaders of the two largest Christian churches unite in their calls for human dignity to…...
How Greek village life prepared me for the AI era
4+ mon, 4+ day ago (265+ words) Whether seen through the telephone, movies, radio, television, internet or now artificial intelligence, village life offers lessons on human interaction with communication technology. I learned this over the hot summer I spent in my home village in Evia conducting my…...
Much-touted research program canceled after mounting criticism
4+ mon, 6+ day ago (168+ words) eKathimerini.com The Education Ministry has halted the âTrust Your Starsâ research program after a Finance Ministry decision tied to revisions of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan. Launched in 2022 with â¬80 million, the program aimed to boost university…...
Translating science into policy
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (472+ words) eKathimerini.com The annual Delphi Economic Forum is mostly about geopolitics and economics, but, very wisely, its organizers always find space for some (even more) important issues that do not usually make it to the front pages. And at the…...
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5+ mon, 6+ day ago (12+ words) Survey of Eretria plain on Evia points to unknown ancient sites eKathimerini.com...
Inside Greece’s first and last operational reactor
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (500+ words) The nuclear reactor at the Demokritos National Center for Scientific Research may have been shut down in 2004, but safety protocols are still diligently upheld: As soon as we enter the facility, we are dressed in characteristic white suits, handed a…...