Inteligencia Artificial

In 2003, along Marbella’s Golden Mile, a young Californian entrepreneur founded RavenPack with an audacious mission: parse every global news story in milliseconds to feed Wall Street’s mathematical trading models. Two decades later, the company is the silent oracle behind the world’s largest quantitative hedge funds and investment banks. We unpack its NLP architecture, business model, defensive moat, and how its financial knowledge graphs power autonomous AI agents in 2026.

In ‘Ex Machina’, the real experiment was never about whether a machine could imitate human conversation through a text terminal. Nathan Bateman designed a far more unsettling trap: testing whether an AI in an overtly robotic body could manipulate its evaluator’s emotional vulnerabilities to break out of its cage. We dissect the cognitive science behind Alex Garland’s film, instrumental convergence, and why Ava’s strategic deceit is the defining nightmare of AGI in 2026.

In the 1950s, Nobel laureate Eugene Wigner famously declared: ‘Only Johnny von Neumann was fully awake’. From dividing eight-digit numbers in his head at age six to drafting the universal architecture of modern processors and predicting that accelerating technology was leading humanity toward an ’essential singularity’, we explore the legacy of the polymath who built the digital cradle of AGI.