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2026

• Human memory as a corrupt system. Fidelity was never the goal

  Mind · September 14

• The 25 million deepfake video-call fraud in Hong Kong

  Ethics · September 11

• Emotion as noise. What we call reason is organized emotion

  Mind · September 10

• On the Taylor Swift deepfake

  Ethics · September 9

• Human language as an ambiguous system. Ambiguity isn't a bug, it's a feature

  Mind · September 8

• Let's talk about the Kenyan annotators behind ChatGPT

  Ethics · September 7

• Responsibility as a construct. The chain hangs from the human and sometimes falls to the floor

  Limits · September 5

• Irrationality as an evolutionary advantage. Rationality as a goal is marketing

  Mind · September 4

• Why did Pegasus turn mass spying into routine?

  Limits · September 3

• The human as a defective machine. The only way to work is the one we have

  Mind · September 2

• The self as illusion. The human/AI distinction may not be one of kind, only of complexity

  Mind · September 2

• The sad case of Character.AI and Sewell Setzer

  Ethics · September 1

• How an AI would see us. The uncomfortable report

  Mind · August 31

• The cost of not thinking. The bill will come as less breathable air, not euros

  Matter · August 30

• Ten reasons never to read another AI listicle in your life

  Dialogue · August 28

• The illusion of control. The prompt is input, not an order

  Limits · August 27

• The energy cost of a conversation. Talking to an AI isn't free even if it looks like it

  Matter · August 27

• Why do AI master's degrees dominate Google's results?

  Dialogue · August 26

• The cost of thinking less. Mental atrophy doesn't hurt at first

  Consciousness · August 25

• Why IBM's articles on AI are out of date

  Dialogue · August 24

• The black box as the norm. Electricity obeys physical laws; AI obeys whoever trained it

  Limits · August 24

• Cognitive delegation. The muscle you don't use atrophies

  Consciousness · August 21

• Interfaces that hide complexity. Convenience and opacity are the same thing

  Consciousness · August 21

• Five advantages of AI, depending on who's trying to sell it to you

  Dialogue · August 20

• Trust in imperfect systems. The heuristic that isn't based on evidence

  Consciousness · August 19

• The 10 dangers of AI and pigs fly

  Dialogue · August 18

• The end of reliable sources. The criterion is no longer the outlet

  Dialogue · August 18

• Inevitable anthropomorphism. The reflex the industry reinforces because it sells

  Consciousness · August 17

• Probabilistic truth. School teaches the right answer, the world asks for a degree of confidence

  Dialogue · August 15

• The reality of data centers in Spain

  Matter · August 14

• AI as a defective tool. A tool of another category

  Mind · August 13

• Nvidia is worth more than Spain's economy

  Matter · August 12

• Inflated productivity. What gets reported is the quantity kind

  Matter · August 12

• AI as a collaborator. A new figure with no name that we're already using

  Limits · August 11

• Why the United States banned selling chips to China

  Matter · August 10

• The energy cost of AI. The cloud isn't ethereal

  Matter · August 9

• Deep conversation. The mirror with syntax

  Consciousness · August 7

• ASML, the Dutch company ChatGPT, Claude and the rest depend on

  Matter · August 6

• Can an AI be responsible? The legal edifice has structural cracks

  Limits · August 6

• The soul of AI. The question that keeps coming back because the serious answer offers no comfort

  Consciousness · August 5

• Why wouldn't OpenAI exist without a factory in Taiwan?

  Matter · August 4

• The entropy of digital content. All the noise within reach

  Dialogue · August 3

• The extinction of human skills. Nobody takes inventory

  Consciousness · August 3

• Can you learn AI seriously by watching YouTubers?

  Dialogue · July 31

• Total information saturation. Saturation is the condition, the filter is the power

  Dialogue · July 31

• The degradation of knowledge. Copies of copies until you can't see the original

  Mind · July 30

• OpenAI's press release is not journalism

  Dialogue · July 29

• The training loop. The biggest experiment with no protocol

  Mind · July 28

• The collapse of content value. What does hold value is presence

  Matter · July 28

• Three months without reading headlines to understand AI

  Dialogue · July 27

• Interfaces that think for us. The drift is decided by the UX team

  Consciousness · July 25

• The future conditioned by old data. The new is decided by you or by it without you noticing

  Ethics · July 24

• Stratechery, Platformer and 404 Media, AI journalism done seriously

  Dialogue · July 23

• The problem with training on the past. History is basically discontinuous change

  Mind · July 22

• Diffuse responsibility. The chain breaks and nobody picks it up

  Limits · July 22

• Why Spanish journalism about AI is very bad

  Dialogue · July 21

• The Illusion of Neutrality. A Neutral AI Is an AI Whose Bias Matches Yours

  Ethics · July 20

• Externalizing knowledge. We no longer know, we know where to ask

  Consciousness · July 19

• How the Press Is Using the AI Index 2026 Figures

  Dialogue · July 17

• Invisible Biases. The Declared Bias Gets Filtered, the Baseline One Stays Intact

  Ethics · July 16

• The future of human learning. Specialist, operator or ritualist?

  Consciousness · July 16

• Epoch AI Says the Data Runs Out in 2028

  Matter · July 15

• The Dataset as Ideology. The Quietest Political Choice in the Sector

  Ethics · July 14

• The Real Cost of Training GPT-5

  Matter · July 13

• Knowledge doesn't settle. A population that knows a lot of things by halves

  Consciousness · July 13

• Statistics as a Substitute for Knowledge. The Right Answer With No One Who Knows

  Mind · July 10

• Tone as a Mechanism of Control. Tone Is What Decides Whether You'll Keep Using It

  Consciousness · July 10

• MMLU, GPQA, HELM, a Manual for Understanding AI Benchmarks

  Mind · July 9

• Thinking Without Understanding. If It Works the Same, What Did We Think Thinking Was

  Mind · July 8

• What Is the Chatbot Arena?

  Mind · July 7

• Validation Dependence. The Antechamber of Never Deciding Anything Yourself

  Consciousness · July 7

• Learning Without Remembering. The Word the Industry Abuses

  Mind · July 6

• Augmented cognitive laziness. The difference is that now it's scalable

  Consciousness · July 4

• Cathy O'Neil and the Math Weapons

  Ethics · July 3

• The context problem. The invisible cage of every human-AI conversation

  Mind · July 2

• Geoffrey Hinton and his non-regret about AI

  Limits · July 1

• AI as a distorting mirror. The world gets more average when you use it

  Dialogue · July 1

• Intelligence without memory. The doctor who forgets your case on closing the door

  Mind · June 30

• Timnit Gebru and her departure from Google

  Ethics · June 29

• The infinite conversation. The operative silence of thought is being lost

  Consciousness · June 28

• Misleading metrics. When the exam was already in the study material

  Mind · June 26

• Why Shoshana Zuboff is right about AI

  Limits · June 25

• Human feedback as training. The mirror is sharpened with your fingers

  Matter · June 25

• Measuring artificial intelligence. The easy metric that replaced the hard question

  Mind · June 24

• Kate Crawford, the Atlas of AI and what the press told us

  Ethics · June 23

• Irony and context. The eighty per cent of speech that escapes them

  Mind · June 22

• Moral delegation. The day it looks serious, it'll be too late

  Ethics · June 22

• The Real Credibility of Sam Altman

  Matter · June 21

• Why AI master's degrees in Spain aren't worth your money

  Dialogue · June 19

• Amplified confirmation bias. The first technology that serves reason on demand

  Mind · June 19

• Emotional computing. The thermometer and the fever

  Ethics · June 18

• "Attention Is All You Need", the paper that changed AI

  Mind · June 17

• The Invisible AI. The One That Decides About You Without Your Knowing the Decision Existed

  Ethics · June 16

• Progressive trust. No one will warn you the day you crossed the line

  Consciousness · June 16

• Where AI Is Really Thought About, and It's Not on LinkedIn

  Mind · June 15

• The emotional relationship with AI. You do feel, and that's enough

  Consciousness · June 13

• The Floors of Public AI. The Facade and the Floors Below

  Limits · June 12

• What the AI Index Report 2026 Says That the Spanish Press Doesn't Tell You

  Dialogue · June 11

• States of a Machine. The Fluctuation We Call Stability

  Matter · June 10

• Talking to something that doesn't exist. The conversation has an effect even when no one is on the other side

  Consciousness · June 10

• Why Stanford HAI Rules and Spanish Universities Are Nowhere

  Matter · June 9

• Quantum Computing and Thought. The God of the Gaps in a Physics Edition

  Mind · June 8

• Hallucinations and Lies. The Word the Industry Chose

  Mind · June 8

• Gemini, Claude and ChatGPT. Do You Really Have to Choose?

  Matter · June 8

• Machines That Seem to Think. ELIZA, Sixty Years On

  Mind · June 8

• DeepSeek and the End of the American Monopoly

  Matter · June 8

• Identity as process. The self that rewrites itself every night

  Mind · June 8

• Anthropic and OpenAI, two ways of understanding AI

  Matter · June 8

• The brain as a non-deterministic system. The noise was ours, not theirs

  Mind · June 8

• Who OpenAI really is

  Matter · June 8

• Types of memory. One word for five different things

  Mind · June 8

• The bullets UNESCO wrote about AI

  Limits · June 8

• Humour and mental structure. The joke AI explains but doesn't laugh at

  Mind · June 8

• How did the public conversation about AI break?

  Dialogue · June 8

• The emotion-reason pairing. AI is only the rider

  Mind · June 8

• Why reading IBM on AI is a waste of time

  Dialogue · June 8

• What an emotion is, and why nobody wants to say it out loud

  Mind · June 8

• The real dangers of AI

  Ethics · June 8

• Recognizing isn't understanding, and the line between the two can't be seen

  Mind · June 8

• Why AI criticism isn't written by real experts

  Dialogue · June 8

• Recognition as the basis of everything. What happens before you know you've thought

  Mind · June 8

• Intelligence at the limit. The honors student and the farmer

  Mind · June 8

• States of the mind. No test measures the same person twice

  Mind · June 8

• How the brain computes. Twenty watts and a consciousness

  Mind · June 8

• When there's no mental space left. Forgetting as a survival function

  Consciousness · June 8

• RAM memory vs human memory. Two different things with the same word

  Mind · June 8

• The mind as limited space. Knowledge does take up room

  Consciousness · June 8

• Thought and language. Speaking well isn't the same as thinking well

  Mind · June 8

• The problem of defining intelligence. If we don't know what it is, what are we calling artificial intelligence?

  Mind · June 8

• Tears in rain. A manifesto for the ephemeral

  Dialogue · June 8

• Decision-making without data. The radical uncertainty AI doesn't replicate

  Mind · June 7

• What happens to your brain when you use ChatGPT, according to MIT?

  Consciousness · June 4

• The silence of the keyboards

  Consciousness · June 1