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Welcome to Behind the digital curtain, the podcast where we unravel digital deception and fight back against AI-generated misinformation. I'm Dr. Sergio Sánchez, but around here they call me Dr.
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AI and the future of humanity (opens the original)
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This episode is coming out in the week that we commemorate 9-11. Today, 25 years ago I was in Manhattan. A day I will remember forever. Please remember those people that lost their lives today. Today I dedicated this post to all those friends that we lost that day. The only silver lining from that moment was the beautiful union between Americans, facing the tragedy and sadly, that union is nowhere to be found today. Right now, while you are pretending to work at your desk or sitting in traffic o
AI, What is and what is not. (opens the original)
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Last night I asked an AI to help me sleep. It designed a breathing routine, dimmed the lights, played gentle rain, and reminded me that eight hours of sleep improves memory. Everything went beautifully until it sent me seventeen notifications asking whether I was asleep yet. That is when I understood the future: a machine that can solve problems we never had... until we bought the machine. Welcome to Behind the digital curtain. I'm Dr. Sergio Sánchez, Dr. Qubit. Today we're talking about artific
MDs vs Chatbots (opens the original)
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A real doctor. Licensed, white coat, eight years of school. Once told a patient who got bleach in his eye, and I am quoting this directly, "sounds like you will be fine, take 2 aspirins and call me tomorrow." Then handed him the number for Poison Control, hangs up like he is hanging up on his mother in law, fast, awkward, done talking. A ROBOT, asked the exact same question, wrote back practically a Hallmark card with a medical license. Apologized. Explained why he probably was not going blind.
We really don't know how we use AI (opens the original)
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It's 2:47 in the morning. Amber has the phone screen ten inches from her face, blanket up to her chin, and she's typing her seventeenth message of the night. It's not to her ex. It's not to her mom. It's not even to her college roommate, the one who still texts memes at 3 AM. She's typing to ChatGPT. And she is not asking it how to build a pivot table. She's asking it whether her mother in law actually hates her, or is just really good at pretending. And here's what neither OpenAI nor Anthropic
The no blinking eye (opens the original)
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Iran, 2023. A woman is driving her car. Her headscarf slips, just for a second, while she's loading grocery bags into the back seat. There's no police officer nearby. No patrol car. But within seconds, a text message hits her phone. "Your vehicle has been placed under systematic confiscation for fifteen days, for violation of mandatory hijab laws." No human being saw her with their own eyes. No person wrote that message. A camera photographed her, a facial recognition algorithm identified her, a
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