Artificial intelligence has a profound impact on various aspects of our society. Within the judicial system in particular, artificial intelligence has transformed the way we know, understand and apply the law. Willie Piasecki, an experienced judicial journalist with a wealth of experience, will guide us through this fascinating topic with…
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Are you already using business software to manage your relationship?
Maintaining a relationship is work, but so is planning it all. Bring in action tools to keep your relationship on track. No, it’s not romantic, but it works for some couples. And rest assured, you don’t have to work with KPIs. Slack to manage your life At P-Magazine, we use…
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More than 6.3 million foreign tourists were in Spain in March
Spain, according to Monthly numbers The Spanish statistics office INE and Frontur received more than 6.3 million international tourists in March 2024. This is 21% more than the foreign holidaymakers who came to Spain in the same month of 2023 and is the highest number ever recorded in a third…
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Gut health: Is microbiome testing reliable?
In this article Gut health: Is microbiome testing reliable? file A balanced gut microbiome plays an important role when it comes to your physical and mental health. In fact,…
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What is it Regina Kylie and learn to sing along
The Pope usually prays it every Sunday at 12 noon Angelus prayer in St. Peter’s Square, followed by a short meditation on the Sunday Gospel and commentary on world events. The Pope’s words are broadcast around the world on radio and television and are widely shared on social media. During…
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The British economy grew slightly despite the strikes
Photo: Afghan National Police The British economy grew in the first quarter of this year. During that period, the UK suffered strikes in many sectors and car sales were historically low, the UK Statistics Office reported. This led to the economy contracting in March, while a minimum growth of 0.1%…
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Red squirrels caused leprosy among the medieval English
One side effect of the Covid pandemic is a renewed interest in so-called zoonotic diseases. They are infectious diseases that can be transmitted between animals and humans through direct or indirect contact. Scientists are beginning to look back in time and at conditions about which there is still uncertainty. For…
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Papas’ new single – “Rosa”
PAPPAS is a brand new project designed by Wouter Souvereyns and Ruben Vanhoutte. You may know Souvereyns as the guitarist for the indie pop band Warhola, but he has also been making music on his own for several years under the alias WZA. He’s already released three EPs, flipping between…
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Applying for jobs a thousand times while the candidate is asleep? Candidates and Artificial Intelligence (2/5)
In the second of this five-part article on using AI for candidates: stories about software developers submitting thousands of AI applications and how job seekers train themselves to become “job search engineers” via YouTube. Who chooses whom? On the one hand, the candidate intelligently uses ChatGPT to create a resume…
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Mother’s Day or Día de la Madre is on May 5 in Spain
Spanish mothers will be pampered on Mother’s Day or “Día de la Madre” on Sunday, May 5 (2024). In Spain, Mother’s Day is always celebrated on the first Sunday in May, which differs, for example, from the Netherlands and Belgium where Mother’s Day is celebrated on the second Sunday in…
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