Brief report on Artificial Intelligences
By IVAN DA COSTA MARQUES: We should be building machines that work for us, rather than “adapting” society to be machine readable and writable
31/05/2025
By IVAN DA COSTA MARQUES: We should be building machines that work for us, rather than “adapting” society to be machine readable and writable
By GIOVANNI MESQUITA & CLAUDIO KNIERIM: Mujica knew that, like the other José, his role was also that of Protector of the People, as his friend Lula says: “my cause is to take care of the people”
By LUIS EUSTÁQUIO SOARES: Can anyone imagine that a Brazilian NGO could, directly from Washington, receive complaints of sexual harassment from a US Secretary of State?
By PEDRO FALLEIROS HEISE: How is it possible to give a leash to a machine that knows how to lie so as not to appear more intelligent than us?
By YURI MARTINS-FONTES, JOSE FERNANDO SIQUEIRA DA SILVA & FREDDY GIOVANNI ESQUIVEL CORELLA: Entry from the “Dictionary of Marxism in America”
By THIAGO TURIBIO: “Evil is not natural, it is inequality that promotes and trivializes it. The time for emancipation will come, but first we must work, negotiate, reconcile, and concede.”
By IVAN DA COSTA MARQUES: We should be building machines that work for us, rather than “adapting” society to be machine readable and writable
By GIOVANNI MESQUITA & CLAUDIO KNIERIM: Mujica knew that, like the other José, his role was also that of Protector of the People, as his friend Lula says: “my cause is to take care of the people”
By LUIS EUSTÁQUIO SOARES: Can anyone imagine that a Brazilian NGO could, directly from Washington, receive complaints of sexual harassment from a US Secretary of State?
By PEDRO FALLEIROS HEISE: How is it possible to give a leash to a machine that knows how to lie so as not to appear more intelligent than us?
By YURI MARTINS-FONTES, JOSE FERNANDO SIQUEIRA DA SILVA & FREDDY GIOVANNI ESQUIVEL CORELLA: Entry from the “Dictionary of Marxism in America”
By THIAGO TURIBIO: “Evil is not natural, it is inequality that promotes and trivializes it. The time for emancipation will come, but first we must work, negotiate, reconcile, and concede.”