Nice use case: an AI stethoscope that can provide faster diagnosis of grave heart condition. "Artificial intelligence promises to transform diagnosis of heart disease" buff.ly/4aFSAuj

Will we see a movement of neoluddite "fleshy" influencers raiding datacenters to try to destroy virtual avatars? I doubt it (but it would be quite funny). "How AI-created fakes are taking business from online influencers" buff.ly/3NLfmXM

GenAI and IP Protection will be a frequent topic in 2024... and 2025... and 2026... well, for a long time. "Things are about to get a lot worse for Generative AI" buff.ly/3TEQsNv

Another topic we will hear about in 2024: Effective Altruism, and also about their antagonists, the Effective Accelerationists. Both are quite dangerous movements. "When Silicon Valley’s AI warriors came to Washington" buff.ly/3vptfVe

Nice read. Obviously, there are risks (mostly, related to IP Protection and the impact in jobs) but also, lots of potential for creative usages of AI in literature and in the arts in general. "Literature Under the Spell of A.I." buff.ly/48ywat8

Good read for a final tech news tweet in this account. I would love to recover the "weirdness" of the internet in the early noughts. But my hopes aren't very high about that happening. "The Internet Is About to Get Weird Again" buff.ly/48UmxFx

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Este post solo es para que Mr. Musk no me cierre la cuenta por inactividad. De esos 15 años, los 13 primeros fueron divertidos. No es el caso en el pozo de iniquidad en la que se ha convertido desde el cambio de dueño.

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