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Smarter regulation for a globally competitive European car industry – ACEA

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Last News Message from the Director General of ACEA – April 2023 In this increasingly competitive global context, ACEA recently gathered over 250 movers and shakers, including automotive industry CEOs and EU policy makers, at our annual reception in Brussels. The message from our sector was clear: coherent policies and practical incentives that enhance industrial …

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International Awards Final Announced: Smarter Europe Celebrating the Latest Innovations in the World of New Energy

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Last News International Awards Final Announced: Smarter Europe Celebrating the Latest Innovations in the World of New Energy – LA NACION Loading banners… Download the song LA NACION. It is fast and light. I don’t want thank youAccept Would you like to receive alert notifications? I don’t want thank youAccept A connection error occurred Close

Bing AI is now available to everyone (and it’s smarter than yesterday)

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Last News Bing AI was a media coup. Microsoft’s artificial intelligence-backed chatbot put Bing and Edge on everyone’s lips and raised hopes for the Redmond company’s browser and search engine in a market dominated by Google for many years. Now, 3 months after its announcement, Bing AI is ready to show the next wave of …

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We need smarter cities, not ‘smart cities’

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Recent News The concept of “smart cities” (smart cities) originated as a marketing strategy for large information technology providers. It is now synonymous with urban uses of technology, especially the more advanced and emerging ones. But cities are bigger than 5G, big data, driverless vehicles and artificial intelligence (AI). Opportunity, prosperity and progress are critical …

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