Ambrosio Valencia-Romero
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Engineer, teacher, systems and design scientist.
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Actually, make that two curated links
People are tired of AI, and companies are running out of ideas for how to jam it into things.
People are tired of AI, and companies are running out of ideas for how to jam it into things.
We can't really say this enough...
> Anastasia Berg [at UCL Irvine] said that new research — and what she's hearing directly from colleagues across various industries — shows that employees who heavily rely on AI are losing core skills at a startling rate.
www.businessinsider.com/ai-tools-are...
> Anastasia Berg [at UCL Irvine] said that new research — and what she's hearing directly from colleagues across various industries — shows that employees who heavily rely on AI are losing core skills at a startling rate.
www.businessinsider.com/ai-tools-are...
AI tools are 'deskilling' workers, philosophy professor says
A philosophy professor warns that AI reliance is weakening workers' judgment, creativity, and problem-solving.
www.businessinsider.com
December 1, 2025 at 10:43 AM
Actually, make that two curated links
People are tired of AI, and companies are running out of ideas for how to jam it into things.
People are tired of AI, and companies are running out of ideas for how to jam it into things.
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"[Those policies] are not realistic" is rich-speak for "This policy is going to cost me money and make me like those dreadfully, ordinary plebians."
September 8, 2025 at 11:59 PM
"[Those policies] are not realistic" is rich-speak for "This policy is going to cost me money and make me like those dreadfully, ordinary plebians."
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The University of Chicago also has a long history of backing the dictatorial takeover of democratic nations. The US-backed coup of Chile in 1973 was a continuation of program that the University of Chicago had helped launch to undermine the country's resistance to US economic interests.
August 13, 2025 at 7:29 PM
The University of Chicago also has a long history of backing the dictatorial takeover of democratic nations. The US-backed coup of Chile in 1973 was a continuation of program that the University of Chicago had helped launch to undermine the country's resistance to US economic interests.