Artificial Solitude: I Love Myself
What happens when AI stops challenging us and starts mirroring us? A key reading on loneliness, mirroring and artificial intelligence.
Humanus Ex Machina: AI Has No One Left to Teach It
Current education fails to prepare humans to oversee AI. Without critical thinking, we risk a future of algorithmic biases and knowledge inequality.
Synthetic Meningitis: The Robot Cook Has a Fever
In a future that already started, artificial intelligences built with real neurons don't just learn — they also get sick. This post explores the risks of using biological networks in AI. Spoiler: yes, a robot can catch something. And forget how to make rice.
Neuro-rights and the Risk of a Connected Mind
Who’s really in control when artificial intelligence anticipates our thoughts? An exploration of neuro-rights, mental autonomy, and the impact of technologies connecting the human mind to intelligent systems.
Predict, Manipulate, Control: The Data Wars
Data has replaced oil as the most valuable resource. In a world where prediction is power, the data wars shape the future of nations and corporations. Who controls information, and who is controlled by it? Discover how manipulation, prediction, and data dominance are reshaping the global order.
AI, Longevity, and Power: Who Wants to Live Forever?
What happens when longevity and artificial intelligence push the boundaries of what it means to be productive? I wrote a column reflecting on the impact of a world where leaders can remain in power much longer and how this could affect innovation, social mobility, and democracy.