Pangeanic Blog

"I'm more of an expert in models than in AI."

After years of standstill and uncertainty about what the future held in all sectors, 2022 gave us a taste of long-forgotten "normality" as different ways of working and new opportunities emerged and stimulated markets.

At the age of 25, María Grandury has already made a name for herself in the field of Artificial Intelligence in Spain.

Just two years ago, in the middle of the pandemic, she was finishing her double degree in mathematics and physics. During her...

Join us on this tour to rediscover our best 2022 events.

Why is attending events so important?

Taking part in events such as conferences, seminars, workshops, etc. is a great opportunity for both employees and the company. Participants can expand...

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In today's globalized world, the challenges of expanding operations and effective communication across language barriers have become paramount for businesses worldwide. As companies increasingly interact with diverse cultures and markets, the...

Our mission: "We believe in work well done, in work done by people, for people, combining Artificial Intelligence and humans".

That's Pangeanic! We work to democratize Artificial Intelligence through personalization for each user experience: Data...

In the first of a series of interviews with Pangeanic's key R&D and technological product team, we discover the "inside" opinions of our developers and visionaries as experts.

In this interview, we talk to Manuel Herranz, CEO of the company to tell...

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