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The director of ‘Rogue One’ signed one of the best science fiction films in recent years, and now comes to Prime Video

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After spending less than a year for Disney+, ‘The Creator‘, the magnificent futuristic dystopia of Gareth Edwards, Reach Prime Video. The Amazon platform can provide a tremendous impulse to this film that, Despite the praise received with its premiere in 2023he punctured at the box office. This relegated to a secondary role both in the awards season, where its excellent technical invoice should have been recognized, as in the public reception. Edwards has a very peculiar vision of the genre, a very unique eye for drama and intimate, which has been reflected in his films even for successful franchises: ‘Godzilla’ and ‘Star Wars: Rogue One’, two productions found A similar balance between the show and the small -scale emotion. In that sense, where ‘The Creator’ finds more similar is in the director’s first movie, the excellent ‘monsters’. In ‘The Creator’, Edwards enters an iconic science fiction issue, artificial intelligences, classic since Asimov wrote their robots stories, but with a fiercely modern perspective: in a war between the human species and artificial intelligences, an exagent of the special forces is recruited to locate and execute the creator, a mysterious architect of the AI ​​that has developed a devastating weapon end to war and mean the victory of the machines. He must prevent it. The film is raised as an empathetic approach to the other, to the IAS that in this case are far from being like Skynet, no matter how much they face humans with virulent violence. The great mystery of ‘The Creator’ is precisely what are the last intentions of that creator, and everything is raised in a devastating war environment, with special effects that, despite its modesty (or precisely thanks to it) They work much better than that of so many Blockbusters. An essential event for lovers of the genre. Header | Disney In Xataka | ‘The Creator’ is the science fiction film of the year. And also a declaration of war to clonic franchises https://www.xataka.com/streaming/pelicula-ciencia-ficcion-importante-2023-esta-disney-sus-sugerentes-predictions-ia

There are 60 countries that have signed an agreement for an “open”, “inclusive” and “safe.” And two that not: USA and United Kingdom

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The event Artificial Intelligence Action Summitthe European Summit on the AI ​​that is being held these days in Paris, is leaving many headlines. We have already told how Europe has announced an investment of 150,000 million euros In AI for the next five years, but now we find another important event. And worrying. For an ethical and open. During this congress, participating countries have been urged to sign an international agreement on artificial intelligence. As indicated In the BBCthe statement advocates an “open”, “inclusive” and “ethical” approach to the development of artificial technology. The US and the United Kingdom want to go on their own in AI. Although 61 countries have signed this statement – among them France, India, Japan, Canada and even China – neither US nor the United Kingdom wanted to sign it. Their reasons have been different, but they point to the same thing: they prefer to go on their own. What has the United Kingdom said. The United Reius government has revealed that “it has not been able to agree with all the parties of the declaration”, and that “it would only sign initiatives that agree with the national interests of the United Kingdom.” Even so, spokesmen of the United Kingdom have indicated that France “remains one of our closest partners in all areas of AI.” And what has said USA. Meanwhile, US vice president JD Vance (in the image), indicated that regulating AI “could kill a transformative industry just when he is taking off.” For him this segment is one that the Trump administration “will not miss”, and said that “the growth of the growth of AI” should be prioritized “above security. Europe is “strangling” the AI. The American president was hard with the European Union, indicating that regulation should strengthen and boost the development of AI, “instead of strangling it.” His advice is that Europe contemplates “this new border with optimism, instead of restlessness.” Macron advocates regulation. Meanwhile, the French president, Emmanuel Macron, defended the need to expand regulation. “We need these rules for AI advance to,” he explained. “It is not a matter of resistance, it is not a matter of preventing innovation, it is a matter of allowing (innovation) to occur internationally while avoiding fragmentation.” But fragmentation seems inevitable. The agreement seemed a good statement of principles to try to seek consensus when avoiding major evils caused by AI, but the differences in regulation are evident since it began to talk about the subject. The United States has always had an approach that prioritized safety growth and development, something similar to what China has done (but with Open Source models). Meanwhile, in Europe the regulation has been central issue although despite this there have been important advances by private companies such as Mistral in France or Freepik in Spain. Image | Gage Skidmore In Xataka | Openai is finishing designing its own GPU for Ia. And we already know what agreement has arrived with TSMC

President Trump signed new executive orders on Thursday

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The President Donald Trump on Thursday signed a new series of executive orders, including one that launches plans to declassify files related to The murders of John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy and Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. About Bitcoin Trump announced that his administration will evaluate the creation of a “National Reserve of Digital Assets”, thus fulfilling its promise to support the use of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. However, The Executive Order did not create a strategic Bitcoin reserve In their entirety, as expected some defenders of cryptocurrencies. The White House and other federal agencies are also issuing more orders and memoranda that they have new government actions or change the way of executing others. Trump withdraws security details from Mike Pompeo and others The Trump administration has retired The security protection provided by the federal government to former State Secretary Mike Pompeo and to the advisor of the State Department Brian Hook, who provided services during Trump’s first mandate. The New York Times was The first to inform about Trump’s decision to revoke protection. Pompeo has been subject to direct threats by Iran after the murder in 2020 of General Qassim Soleimani, of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. Mike Pompeo ceased to be well seen by Donald Trump.Credit: Steven Senne | AP Trump signs an executive order to declassify the records related to the murders of JFK, MLK Jr. and RFK Trump signed an executive order this afternoon for declassify records related to the murders of the president John F. Kennedy, the civil rights leader, The Reverend Martin Luther King Jr.and the Democratic Senator for New York, Robert F. Kennedy. Many people have been waiting “for years, for decades, and everything will be revealed,” Trump said about the order. Trump creates an advisory advice on science and technology Trump signed an executive order today to establish the president’s advice on science and technology. The Council will consist of up to 24 members of the academic world and the private sector, which will be designated by Trump. Until its termination, scheduled for two years as of today, the Council will meet regularly and advise Trump on policies related to science, technology, education and innovation. “Today we have a new border of scientific discovery, defined by transformative technologies such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing and advanced biotechnology,” says the order. “While our global competitors compete to exploit these technologies, it is an imperative of national security for the United States to achieve and maintain an unquestionable and undisputed global technological domain,” he adds. Trump pardoners against abortion Trump signed an executive order today that Indults 23 anti -abortion activistsone day before the president rule before thousands of protesters against abortion in his annual march in Washington DC Young people hold posters that say “make more babies” during the march for life, on Friday, January 19, 2024.Credit: Jacquelyn Martin | AP “Twenty -three people were prosecuted; They should not have been prosecuted, ”Trump said at the signature ceremony at the Oval office, noting that” many of them “are older people. “It is a great honor to sign. They will be very happy. ” Some are in jail, said White House Personnel Secretary, Will Scharf, who was with Trump in the Oval office. About immigration White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said in an interview with NBC News that the Trump administration plans Send more troops to the border, In addition to the 1,500 that are already on their way. In addition, the Trump administration is granting officials from several government agencies an extension of the authority to stop and deport immigrants, raising the restrictions that were about it. Benjamine Huffman, interim secretary of the Department of National Security, issued Thursday A directive To grant The authority to investigate and arrest illegal immigrants in the United States to the application agencies of the Law of the Department of Justice. Agencies include FBI, the drug control administration (DEA); the Office of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF); the United States Sheriff Service (US Marshalls Service) and the Federal Prison Office. The directive says: “Thanks to the open border policies of the last administration, we have seen violent criminals and gang members terrorize US communities. Today’s action empowers officials responsible for enforcing the DAJ law to help identify and stop foreigners who have illegally entered our country ” “The mobilization of these officials responsible for enforcing the law will help fulfill the promise of President Trump to the American people to carry out mass deportations.” Citizenship by birth in court The Department of Justice said Plan to “vigorously” the executive order of President Trump that tries to limit citizens by birth, After a federal judge in Seattle temporarily blocked Trump’s executive order for 14 days. Memo of the Government puts an end to presentations about “know your rights” in ICE detention centers The Department of Justice issued a memorandum of suspension of works to legal assistance organizations that offer presentations of “know their rights” to immigrants In the Immigration and Customs Control Centers, according to a copy of the Memorandum obtained by NBC News. Previously, immigrants received a presentation upon arrival to understand their rights, including the right to request asylum, within the United States. ABC News was the first to report on the memorandum. NBC News has known as two sources That, in addition to the work suspension memorandum, the posters that report immigrants on their rights, how to get to the Immigration Court and their right to complain about the treatment in detention. Trump virtually participated in the World Economic Forum President Donald Trump spoke about tariffs, inflation and other controversial issues in virtual statements in the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Thursday. Trump criticized his predecessor’s policies, Joe Biden warned the business leaders who Manufacture their products in the United States or face tariffsand said it wants OPEC and Saudi Arabia to reduce the cost of oil to Help end war in Ukraine. The president said in his virtual speech … Read more

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