Introduction On the past December 12th, I had the honor to participate in the “Impact of AI on Business” event in Húescar. It was a privilege to represent our company as CTO and to share my experience at this significant event. Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the business environment, and from our position, we are at the forefront of this exciting change.
Real Cases and Applications 💡 During my intervention, I wanted to offer a clear vision of how AI is being applied in real cases that we are implementing to improve business productivity in real time.
Introduction During the Second Congress of Artificial Intelligence of Andalusia, I had the opportunity to lead a workshop at the AiBirras. This took place on Wednesday, November 20, and consisted of the exciting experience of creating a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) in two hours with the help of Artificial Intelligence technologies.
Context and Workshop Theme The chosen theme for the workshop was the creation of solutions to address the challenge of tourism overcrowding and short-term rentals.
Last Saturday, November 16th, I had the chance to give a talk titled “AI and Video Games” at the Videogamecon Day II event organized by AJE Granada. This event took place at the Breaker space of UGR Emprendedora.
Revolution in video game creation During 20 minutes, we explored how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the creation of video games in an unprecedented way. Today, it has never been easier to develop a video game thanks to the multiple tools available.
I began reading Abundance, the book by Peter Diamandis and Steven Kotler, with a certain skepticism, because I didn’t believe in the abundance they talked about. However, I realized that I was completely wrong.
Introduction to the concept of abundance The authors fully understand the skepticism that can exist around this topic. Therefore, the opening chapters aim to clarify that the concept of abundance is related to responsible consumption and how technological disruptions make this abundance possible.
About the Ideas Factory The Ideas Factory is an initiative by UGR Emprendedora, designed to foster creativity and entrepreneurial spirit among students at the University of Granada. This event acts as a kind of hackathon, where participants have the opportunity to work on an idea for 3 intensive days, from its inception to the final presentation. During the process, they receive support and mentoring to develop their projects, and at the end, they present their ideas to a jury.
Last Friday, October 11, a very special meeting took place at the PTS Foundation in Granada. This meeting brought together various associations and groups that share something in common: a passion for organizing technological events in our city. The main goal was to put faces to names amongst ourselves, sharing experiences and the challenges we face when carrying out these events.
Notable Participants Some of the groups and associations present were:
Introduction to the New Dimension of Entertainment Virtual reality has revolutionized the way we consume multimedia content. With devices like the Meta Quest 3, we are offered a completely immersive experience that brings us closer than ever to what we are watching. In this post, I share my experience watching the second season of The Rings of Power using this technology.
Initial Setup Before diving into the world of elves and fantasy realms, I had to set everything up.
Last Thursday, September 26, we celebrated the 3rd AiBeers at Fundación PTS. It was an AiBirras very much focused on “iron”, as topics related to hardware, electronics, and productivity tools were discussed.
Topics Covered During the meetup, participants had the opportunity to dive into fascinating subjects such as:
Hardware Components: We explored the latest trends in hardware components and how they are revolutionizing the industry. Advanced Electronics: We discussed the new advancements in the field of electronics and how these developments are enabling the creation of more efficient and powerful devices.
For some time, I had “Enchantment” by Guy Kawasaki on my list of pending readings. In fact, I have two copies of it, but I never found the right moment to read it. Finally, I decided to turn its pages, and here are my reflections.
General Impressions The first impression I had is that, although it is a good book, I honestly expected more. I think this is because the content from Guy Kawasaki was already familiar to me.
The Pareto principle, also known as the 80/20 rule, has been observed in a multitude of scenarios and contexts. With the evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) and the latest Large Language Models (LLM) models, we can conclude that we are facing a new application of this principle: software development.
How is the Pareto principle applied in AI-driven software development? It’s simple: 20% human guidance/supervision, 80% development by AI. Let’s see step by step how this is possible: