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From the blog De die in diem: comments on blog posts
Jorge Ikeda
10 episodes
2 days ago
The texts present a collection of blog entries that address a variety of topics, from the regulation of artificial intelligence in different countries and the potential impact of technology on the legal profession, to reflections on the work of authors such as Roberto Calasso and Iván Illich, and analysis of Mexican historical events such as the Maximato. They also include reviews of documentaries and the commemoration of Japanese Culture Day in Mexico, with a testimony from a Hibakusha. Finally, the issue of "woke education" and the situation of journalists in Mexico are discussed.
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The texts present a collection of blog entries that address a variety of topics, from the regulation of artificial intelligence in different countries and the potential impact of technology on the legal profession, to reflections on the work of authors such as Roberto Calasso and Iván Illich, and analysis of Mexican historical events such as the Maximato. They also include reviews of documentaries and the commemoration of Japanese Culture Day in Mexico, with a testimony from a Hibakusha. Finally, the issue of "woke education" and the situation of journalists in Mexico are discussed.
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Personal Journals
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Episode 7: DeepSeek
From the blog De die in diem: comments on blog posts
26 minutes 54 seconds
9 months ago
Episode 7: DeepSeek

**🚀 New Podcast Episode Alert! 🎙️**


Dive into the fascinating world of Artificial Intelligence with our latest episode! 🌐🤖 We’re breaking down three gripping narratives that explore the profound impact of AI on our lives, businesses, and the very fabric of the internet.


🔥 **First**, uncover the rise of *DeepSeek*, the Chinese tech giant that shook the AI industry to its core. From revolutionizing the market to sparking controversy over its rapid success and alleged evasion of trade sanctions, this story is a rollercoaster of innovation and intrigue.


💡 **Next**, we delve into the hidden ideologies embedded within AI systems. Did you know that AI often mirrors the biases and values of its creators? We’ll expose real-world examples of AI biases and limitations, challenging the way you think about the technology shaping our future.


🌐 **Finally**, brace yourself for the *"Dead Internet Theory"*—a mind-blowing conspiracy suggesting that the web is now dominated by AI-generated content. What does this mean for the quality of information and human communication? You won’t want to miss this deep dive into one of the most provocative ideas of the digital age.


Whether you're an AI enthusiast, a tech skeptic, or just curious about the future, this episode is packed with insights that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about technology.


🎧 **Tune in now** and join the conversation! Perfect for new listeners looking to explore the cutting edge of AI and its impact on our world. Don’t miss out—your perspective on the future will never be the same!


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From the blog De die in diem: comments on blog posts
The texts present a collection of blog entries that address a variety of topics, from the regulation of artificial intelligence in different countries and the potential impact of technology on the legal profession, to reflections on the work of authors such as Roberto Calasso and Iván Illich, and analysis of Mexican historical events such as the Maximato. They also include reviews of documentaries and the commemoration of Japanese Culture Day in Mexico, with a testimony from a Hibakusha. Finally, the issue of "woke education" and the situation of journalists in Mexico are discussed.