In 1950, Alan Turing published his famous article entitled "Computing machinery and intelligence" in which, among other things, he proposed the so-called "imitation game" in order to establish a type of heuristic with which it would be possible to know whether or not a machine exhibits intelligent behavior. The article begins with the powerful and forceful question: can a machine think? A little more than 70 years later and after the long road travelled in the study and development of artificial intelligence systems, a new question is proposed here: Can a machine dream? In that sense,...