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Page 1 to 7: Start Pages | Page 9 to 15: Myriam Maestroni, Arnault Pachot and Céline Patissier – Preface | Page 17 to 22: Myriam Maestroni – Introduction | Page 23 to 27: Arnault Pachot and Céline Patissier – Chapter I. Better understand the development of artificial intelligence | Page 29 to 30: Arnault Pachot and Céline Patissier – Presentation | Page 31 to 51: Arnault Pachot and Céline Patissier – Chapter II. Smart cities, intelligent and responsible cities | Page 53 to 65: Arnault Pachot and Céline Patissier – Chapter III. AI reduces the energy bill | Page 67 to 80: Arnault Pachot and Céline Patissier – Chapter IV. A connected and responsible agriculture | Page 81 to 88: Arnault Pachot and Céline Patissier – Chapter V. A new circular, local and sustainable economy | Page 91 to 120: Arnault Pachot and Céline Patissier – Chapter VI. Predicting natural disasters and adapting to climate change | Page 121 to 132: Arnault Pachot and Céline Patissier – Chapter VII. AI at the bedside of ecosystems | Page 133 to 134: Arnault Pachot and Céline Patissier – Presentation | Page 135 to 145: Arnault Pachot and Céline Patissier – Chapter VIII. The smokescreen of the immateriality of digital and AI | Page 147 to 155: Arnault Pachot and Céline Patissier – Chapter IX. Abusive Digital and AI Practices | Page 157 to 170: Arnault Pachot and Céline Patissier – Chapter X. How to develop a greener AI? | Page 171 to 173: Arnault Pachot and Céline Patissier – Conclusion. Transparency and common sense, the keys to a more virtuous AI | Page 175 to 182: Stakeholders | Page 183 to 185: References | Page 187 to 188: Arnault Pachot and Céline Patissier – Acknowledgments | Page 192: Ending pages.
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April 28, 2023
Together with Chano: Santi Celli presented a new preview of his imminent third album
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-04-28 00:08:00
Months following releasing the first preview of his third studio album, Santiago Celli redoubled the bet and presented the second single of the expected successor of Act. Celli. It’s regarding the song misunderstoodwhich has the stellar participation of Chano Moreno Charpentier.
Like Not even my friends answer me anymorethis new track confirms the pop sound chosen by the man from Cordoba for this new work, which he developed from the production together with a luxury team: Didi Gutman and Diego Mema and Nahuel Barbero, also from Cordoba.
The meeting between Celli and the leader of Tan Biónica took place thanks to the previous work carried out by the former Salvapantallas together with Bambi Moreno Charpentier, brother of the singer.
“We met from the song I recorded with his brother (I live in a song). Chano shared it on her networks and told me that she liked it a lot. Then we ran into each other a couple of times at shows and talked regarding making music together”, Celli told regarding the origin of this brand new collaboration.
“I had this song on my album that for some reason leads me to Tan Biónica and when I gave it to him, he joined in singing it with me,” added the man from Córdoba regarding misunderstood.
“The video clip was directed by Sebastian Lynch and accompanies the story of the song: it describes the nostalgia felt by someone who had to leave their country, and tries to adapt abroad, far from their affections and memories”, highlights the report. press.
In that same text, it is officially announced what will be the official presentation of Celli’s third solo album, which will take place on November 11 at the Vorterix theater in Buenos Aires.
So far, the artist has not revealed the title of the plate, but he did assure that his new album will be fully available in September.
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Council of Europe Considers Forcible Transfers of Ukrainian Children to Russia as Genocide: Latest Updates on Conflict in Ukraine
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-04-27 21:36:19
This Thursday, the Council of Europe, in a resolution adopted by its Parliamentary Assembly, considered that thehe forcible transfers of Ukrainian children to Russia fall under the “genocide“. President Zelenksy welcomed this decision, indicating on his Telegram account what “this decision will contribute significantly to our global efforts to bring Russia and its officials, including the terrorist head of state, to justice for genocide and genocidal policies once morest Ukraine“.
Moscow announced Thursday that it had refused a request for a consular visit to the American journalist imprisoned for a month in Russia, in retaliation for the refusal of the United States to issue visas to Russian journalists who accompanied Sergei Lavrov to the UN in New York.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has also ordered his government to work on creating museums dedicated to Moscow’s year-long offensive in Ukraine, according to instructions published on the Kremlin website.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Chmygal, visiting the Vatican, invited Pope Francis to visit his country and asked for his help in repatriating Ukrainian children taken to Russia by Moscow forces.
On the ground, the city of Bahmut was the subject of dozens of offensives on Thursday, leading to a near encirclement by the Russian army. Earlier in the day, uA Russian missile killed one person and injured more than 20 in the early hours of Thursday in Mykolaiv, a city in southern Ukraine, authorities said. An explosion also took place in Melitopol, one of the main cities of the occupied zones of southern Ukraine, announced the Russian administration. Several sources are of the death of a Ukrainian policeman passed to the enemy.
For his part, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said: “Allies and partners of the US-led contact group have sent 230 tanks, 1,550 armored vehicles and significant quantities of ammunition, 98% of the promised equipment, to Ukraine to equip nine new armored brigades“.
In its daily update on the situation, British intelligence shows a photo of the Zaporizhia nuclear power plant which indicates that in March 2023, Russian forces had established battle positions with sandbags on the roofs. Russia has controlled the plant since March 2022.”However, this is the first time that reactor buildings have been integrated into tactical defense planning..”
In Poland, an intriguing affair. The remains of a “aerial military object” – an air-to-surface missile according to local media – were found in the north of the country. An investigation is underway. According to an expert quoted by a Polish radioit is unlikely to be a missile “came from Russia or from the front in Ukraine“.
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“Juventus vs Sevilla: UEFA Europa League Semi-Final Showdown”
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-04-27 23:00:40
Two clubs that left the UEFA Champions League at the end of the group stage meet for a place in the UEFA Europa League final.
The winners of this game will face either Roma or Leverkusen in the final in Budapest on May 31.
Juventus are trying to become the first team to knock out Sevilla in the semi-finals of European competition.
After eliminating Nantes in the play-offs (1-1 at home, 3-0 away), Massimiliano Allegri’s team eliminated Friborg in the round of 16 (1-0 at home, 2-0 away) and Sporting CP in the quarter-finals (1-0 home, 1-1 away) to reach the last four in a major UEFA competition for the 22nd time and the first time in six years.
In November, Sevilla joined the UEFA Europa League for the second consecutive season. The Andalusian team beat PSV Eindhoven (3-0 home, 0-2 away) and Fenerbahçe (2-0 home, 0-1 away) in their first two matches of the phase knockout stage under former coach Jorge Sampaoli, before eliminating Manchester United in the quarter-finals (2-2 away, 3-0 at home) under new coach José Luis Mendilibar.
This is Sevilla’s seventh appearance in a UEFA semi-final, the previous six having all been won, as well as the final.
Previous meetings
Juventus and Sevilla have already been linked in UEFA competition twice – in back-to-back UEFA Champions League group campaigns.
In 2015/16, Allegri’s Juve beat Unai Emery’s Sevilla 2-0 in Turin and were already assured of qualification for the knockout stage. They lost the second leg of matchday six 1-0 at Sevilla. This result allowed the Spanish club to win the UEFA Europa League.
In 2016/17, the two teams met in the Champions League groups. Juventus taking top spot with 14 points, three ahead of Sevilla, following winning the matchday five encounter 3-1 in southern Spain following a goalless draw in northern Italy during the first day.
Juve’s historic record once morest Spanish clubs is 25 wins, 17 draws and 26 losses (17, 9, 5 at home) but Juve remain on two defeats, 0-2 once morest Barcelona in the group stage of the Champions League. UEFA Champions League 2020/21 and 0-3 once morest Villarreal in the round of 16 of the same competition in 2021/22.
Bianconeri record in UEFA home and away matches once morest Spaniards, 10 qualifications, 8 eliminations.
Sevilla’s last encounter with an Italian opponent was the 2019/20 UEFA Europa League final, when Julen Lopetegui’s side beat Inter Milan 3-2 in Cologne. It was his 14th meeting once morest the Italians for a record of 7 wins, 2 draws and 5 losses (2, 1, 3 0 away).
About the teams
Juventus
Three-time UEFA Cup winners, in 1977, 1990 and 1993, the Bianconeri extended their fourth UEFA Europa League campaign to the last four for the second time with successes once morest Nantes, Freiburg and Sporting, with Adrien Rabiot having scored the decisive goal in the last game in Lisbon.
Juventus lost their only other game at this stage, once morest Benfica in 2013/14 (1-2 away, 0-0 at home), missing out on a mouth-watering final at home. They have since won their two Champions League semi-final encounters, once morest holders Real Madrid in 2014/15 (2-1 at home, 1-1 away) and once morest Monaco in 2016/17 (2-0 away, 2-1 at home).
Juve have never been beaten at home in the UEFA Europa League (7 wins 7 draws). Since moving to the Juventus Stadium in 2011, the Turin side have played 56 European matches there, winning 35 and losing 8, with 7 of those defeats coming in their last 24 encounters, including three of the last seven.
Seville
Sevilla finished fourth in the Spanish La Liga for the third consecutive season in 2021/22. This season was marked by struggles in the UEFA Champions League, with coach Lopetegui failing to survive the group stage and former coach Sampaoli returning to the club.
Sevilla’s success once morest PSV, Fenerbahçe and Manchester United earned them a record fifth appearance in the UEFA Europa League semi-finals.
Sevilla’s away record in the UEFA Europa League knockout stage, including matches on neutral ground, is 13 wins, 7 draws and 8 losses, but the club had lost four matches in a row, all without scoring, before two late own goals earned them a 2-2 last-round draw at Old Trafford, which nonetheless extended their run of European away matches without victory at 12 (6 draws, 6 defeats).
We know each other…
The two Juventus players, Ángel Di María and Leandro Paredes, as well as the Sevilla FC trio, Gonzalo Montiel, Marcos Acuña and Alejandro Gómez, were all part of the Argentina team that won the FIFA World Cup. FIFA 2022 in Qatar, with Montiel scoring the decisive penalty in the final penalty shootout once morest a France side which featured Rabiot, following Di María gave the South American side a 2-0 lead. Lamela and Lucas Ocampos (Sevilla FC) are also Argentinian internationals.
Bianconeri trio Bremer, Danilo and Alex Sandro were in Brazil’s squad for the 2022 World Cup, as were Alex Telles (Sevilla), while Dušan Vlahović, Filip Kostić (both from Juventus) and Nemanja Gudelj (Sevilla) played for Serbia in Qatar, with Sevilla goalkeeper Marko Dmitrović being an unused member of the squad.
Di María played in Spain for Real Madrid from 2010 to 2014, winning six trophies with the club, including the 2013/14 Champions League. He scored in two La Liga games for Madrid once morest Sevilla, including the winning goal in his first outing once morest them (1-0) on December 19, 2010.
Danilo is also a former Real Madrid player (2015-17), who won the UEFA Champions League in his two seasons and La Liga in his second before leaving for Manchester City.
Five members of the Sevilla squad have played in Italy: Gómez (Catania 2010-13, Atalanta 2014-21), Lamela (Roma 2011-13), Suso (AC Milan 2015-20, loan Genoa 2016), Telles (loan Inter 2015/16) and Ocampos (Genoa loan 2016/17, AC Milan loan 2017).
have played together
Paul Pogba and Telles (Manchester United 2020-22).
Mattia De Sciglio, Manuel Locatelli and Ocampos (Milan 2017)
De Sciglio and Suso (Milan 2015-17)
Locatelli and Suso (Milan 2015-18)
Leonardo Bonucci and Suso (Milan 2017/18)
Mattia Perin et Ocampos (Genoa 2016/17)
Perin et Suso (Genoa 2016)
Arkadiusz Milik et Gudelj (Ajax 2015/16)
Paredes, Di Maria and Tanguy Nianzou (Paris Saint-Germain 2019/20)
Alex Sandro, Danilo and Fernando (Porto 2012-14)
Alex Sandro, Danilo and Óliver Torres (Porto 2014/15)
Sevilla are the only former UEFA Europa League winners in contention for the semi-finals, although Juventus are one of two other participating sides, along with Bayer Leverkusen, to have lifted the UEFA Cup.
The last Sevilla player to score an away goal for the club in the UEFA Europa League is Youssef En-Nesyri, in a 1-1 draw at CFR Cluj in the 2019/20 Round of 32 first leg. The Moroccan striker also scored two of Sevilla’s three goals last time out in the quarter-final second leg once morest Manchester United.
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