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A runaway race toward superintelligence, still without reins, puts humanity in check (opens the original)
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There is something profoundly absurd about the contemporary race for artificial intelligence: some of the human beings who best understand the potential danger are sitting inside the laboratories accelerating toward it. We are not talking about technological prophets writing from a cabin or amateurs terrified by ChatGPT. We are talking about frontier AI researchers, people who train the models, study their behavior, try to solve their alignment, and know from the inside the capabilities that eme
The institute that did not exist: Israel and the new industry for hijacking the narrative and spreading disinformation in the age of artificial intelligence (opens the original)
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The investigation into the Hanover Institute revealed far more than a fake think tank that published 124 reports and more than 560,000 words in nine days. Following the money trail down to the records filed under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) with the United States Department of Justice reveals a deeper architecture: contractors linked to campaigns funded by the State of Israel to study audiences, construct narrative frameworks, produce thousands of content variants, measure shifts
PISA 2025: China leads the world by a wide margin. How to interpret the figures and the historical, institutional, and educational process they allow us to observe (opens the original)
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This post is also available in: Spanish, French China, PISA, and education as strategic state infrastructure: a longitudinal study of the educational reforms of the People’s Republic of China between 2000 and 2026, their articulation with the Five-Year Plans, and the progressive construction of a system linking universalization, territorial equity, educational quality, science, technology, and talent development. The PISA 2025 results, published by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and
What I Didn’t Publish (opens the original)
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This post is also available in: Spanish Thinking with Zahavy and Looking a Little Further By Claudia Aranda and LumusAI I would have made more money from what I never published than from everything I have published in twenty-five years of professional journalism. The sentence may lend itself to the wrong reading, so let me clarify immediately: not because anyone paid me to remain silent. Exactly the opposite. Because more than once I had information in my hands that would have made a major exclu
The Ball and the Mirror (opens the original)
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This post is also available in: Spanish Letter back to Mark Zuckerberg, who wrote to the whole world in order to look at no one. I return to you your favorite word, that “everyone,” and with it I turn the planet around —from China to America, counterclockwise— to ask who fits and who does not fit into your idea of humanity. By Claudia Aranda On August 10, 2026, a man who possesses one of the largest concentrations of computational power on the planet published a letter and titled it, without bli
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