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Surrogacy enters the campaign at the hands of Ana Obregón. What was missing. She joins other global pulses, especially over what to do about the unwanted effects of increasingly intelligent artificial intelligence. Time to regulate?
Ana Obregón, 68, leaves the hospital in Miami in a wheelchair and with a baby in her arms. The image collides. She focuses on the legal surrogate pregnancy here for debate. 24 hours ago it was the least expected electoral clash. Today he wins everything.
The controversy has several fronts, be it because of age, be it because of what maternity here or there means today and more. The central point, however, seems to be what those who know the most about this phenomenon remember: "Maternity and paternity, is everything bought?"
The countries that include it as a possibility go further and further. Although each one regulates it in a different way and in each one it entails different costs. One by one, each case, here. (PS: there are many celebrities who have resorted to it).
The Pope, hospitalized. Francisco, 86, will be "for a few days" admitted to the Gemelli hospital in Rome, where there is an exclusive area for the popes. He does not have covid. But yes "breathing difficulties."
The two faces of artificial intelligence. ChatGPT, the artificial intelligence specialized in dialogue, breaks the mold, and it's scary! Her progress, and that of her peers, leads her experts to ask to limit it. They worry about its unforeseen effects.
The new aid of 200 euros is staggering. Beyond those who receive the minimum vital income, this measure, aimed at people with low income and wealth, is also relevant. Problem: it reaches half of its potential beneficiaries.
Spain does not stand out in aid to Ukraine, at least according to the available numbers of the total amount sent there: it is at the bottom of European military aid to Kyiv. This is so even when compared to the environment in the south of the EU. There is a why.
Lise Klaveness, former soccer player, president of the Norwegian Football Federation. "In Norway they also talk about Negreira and it doesn't look good." read it here
Are digital nomads wreaking havoc? Governments are increasingly trying to get the usually highly-skilled digital worker, used to working remotely, to settle in their countries. Gives wealth. In Barcelona it also triggers rental prices.
"Taste is in variety", he insists, and the kitchen is the one that best reflects it. The meat to the point or little done? The passion for grilling unites (and separates) Basques and Argentines here. Do you want torrijas? There are beer, croissant, panettone... The variety grows.
The culture wars that dominate the world. There is talk of wars for economic resources. Or by political leadership. Few now remember the cultural ones that not too long ago occupied everything. And yet they are still there. So.
Anna Freixas, doctor in psychology. "We can be old with our wrinkles and gray hair and glamorous." read it here
IMA SANCHÍS
