El español al que llamó Microsoft para diseñar el futuro de la Inteligencia Artificial.
El Comité de Dirección de la AVAP aprueba el Plan Estratégico 2020-2022.
The Technical University of Valencia (UPV) organizes CiènciaLab for high-school students in 3rd and 4th ESO.
Santiago Escobar participates in the panel discussion on Professional Career and Opportunities in CyberSecurity at CyberCamp 2019
Cesar Ferri participa en ISACA, Valencia, Noviembre de 2019
Salvador Lucas published his NEW book: "La máquina que cambió el mundo. Génesis, desarrollo y evolución del ordenador"
Germán Vidal co-chaired with Esra Erdem (Sabanci U.) ICLP 2019. Alicia Villanueva chaired the Special Session on Women in Logic Programming at ICLP 2019.
Closing lecture taught by Professor María Alpuente at the solemn closing ceremony of the 2018-2019 Academic Year at Technical University of Valencia.
María José Ramírez, Machine Learning and Data Science edX course
The Technical University of Valencia (UPV) has launched the "Tú puedes cambiar el futuro" campaign in which 50 of its "most powerful" researchers talk about their contributions
María Alpuente participates in the panel discussion on Claves del éxito de la carrera investigadora (50th UPV anniversary)
César Ferri participates in the panel discussion on "Big data, inteligencia artificial y robótica" (50th UPV anniversary)
To develop intelligence, you must first understand it. This is what this professor of the Technical University of Valencia and a collaborator of Cambridge, one of the great international specialists in this field
José Hernández-Orallo received the Prose Award 2018 presented by the Association of American Publishers for his book "The Measure of All Minds"
$2 million has been allocated to fund research that anticipates artificial general intelligence (AGI) and how it can be designed beneficially. The money was donated by Elon Musk to cover grants through the Future of Life Institute (FLI). Ten grants have been selected for funding.
Jose Hernandez-Orallo, professor at Technical University of Valencia and fellow at the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence, working on the Kinds of Intelligence Project.
Dr. Cesar Ferri speaks about the present and the future expectations of Artificial Intelligence
UPV Professor María Alpuente, distinguished with the Academic Sapiens Award for her teaching and research career in the field of computer science
On April 6, 2017, María Alpuente was awarded the Academic Sapiens Award 2017 given by the Official College of Computer Science and Engineering of the Valencian Community (COIICV).
How growing awareness of other minds, both natural and artificial, is prompting a reassessment of our place in the world
Inverse spoke to Dr. Hernandez-Orallo about the future of intelligence testing, how engineers would know if they created true A.I., and why robots are easier to understand if you think about rodents than if you think about human beings.
The Minecraft video game was familiar to José Hernández-Orallo long before he started using it for his own research. The computer scientist, who devises ways to benchmark machine intelligence at the Technical University of Valencia (UPV) in Spain.
Microsoft, owner of the popular video game, revealed that computer scientists and amateurs will be able to evaluate and develop AI software using its virtual landscapes from July.The company says Minecraft is more "sophisticated" than existing AI research simulations and cheaper to use than building a robot.
Ensure the security of communications in its main objective the ELP works tirelessly and have developed a new version of a communication protocol verification tool
Researchers from the Technical University of Valencia (UPV) collaborate with the Washington Naval Research Laboratory in the development of advanced technologies to improve communications security.
Contribute to guarantee maximum communications security. This is the objective of the collaboration that a team of researchers from the ELP Group of the Technical University of Valencia.
Researchers from the UPV have been collaborating for 7 years with the Washington Naval Research Lab in the development of technologies that detect failures in internet communication protocols.
Researchers from the ELP Group collaborate with the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in the development of technologies to improve communication security.
New tool for the security of communications using cryptography
The ELP group investigates in technology that allows software quality to be certified.
Women in Computer Science, Invited Conference by María Alpuente on Automated Verification and Certification of Software Quality .
