The slow adoption of indigenous knowledge April 26, 2021 For a long time, they were embodied on the world stage by a few figures, such as that of the cacique Raoni, an Indian… Continue Reading
Never again alone with chatbots! March 2, 2021 Fun, compassionate, attentive to our concerns, conversational agents or chatbots will soon be ubiquitous in our privacy. These agents will be on board voice… Continue Reading
The French forest in the face of global warming January 25, 2021 The harvester is at work in the Montmorency forest (Val-d’Oise). Camped on his eight wheels, the executioner with the flexible neck seizes a chestnut… Continue Reading
Sleep like flies December 8, 2020 Sitting in a car or in a train, watching the landscape go by, the minutes tick away and sleep slowly wins us over… A… Continue Reading
Is there any hope of an agreement on the Ethiopian dam? November 23, 2020 “A mediation from China could help” Mustapha Kamel Al Sayed, political scientist at Cairo University “The Egyptian government is not hostile to the great… Continue Reading
