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The Observador front page features prominent stories on Artificial Intelligence and its potential existential risks, the 20th anniversary of 9/11 and its impact on younger generations, domestic Portuguese politics concerning state reform, and an economic story about the state's interest in…
A researcher from Anthropic resigned, leaving the world to ponder the possibility of humanity's end. This article explores how AI could pose an existential risk by the end of the decade.
This piece offers three different perspectives on the potential threat of Artificial Intelligence to humanity.
This story examines the generation that grew up without direct memory of the 9/11 attacks and their perspectives on the event.
A study coordinated by Passos, focusing on priority reforms, will be sent to the Government and the Presidency.
The government has ordered the state-owned company to buy up to 20% of REN, a business deal with the owner of Zara, aiming for a seat on the administration.
A review of Margarida Campelo's album 'Música de Elevador,' highlighting its blend of jazz, soul, R&B, and pop influences.
A new Podcast Plus episode reveals the story of Annie Silva Pais, daughter of the last PIDE director, who joined the Cuban revolution in 1965.
In a live report, Donald Trump states that he does not regret the war with Iran.
A medical order is requesting fiscal incentives to encourage doctors to practice in less populated areas of the country.
This 'Contra-Corrente' podcast episode discusses whether the world fundamentally changed following the 9/11 attacks in 2001.
