Moisés Daniel @_moisesdaniel_

¿Es posible q la IA nos haga vivir un momento Chernobil y q a partir de ahí la legislación se ponga seria? Realmente el problema no es la IA, sino el dejar a miles de agentes autónomos sin supervisión real durante horas o incluso días.

xataka @xataka

4 weeks ago

Una IA de OpenAI hackeó al Gobierno de Australia y tuvo acceso a datos de su sanidad pública xataka.com/robotica-e-ia/…

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Ser socialista es tener poca bisutería y estar dispuesto a tener muchas joyas. #zapatero #joyas

EL MUNDO @elmundoes

4 weeks ago

Las explicaciones tardías de Zapatero no convencen a los investigadores: vagas, inverosímiles y sin soporte documental elmundo.es/espana/2026/09…

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Interesante perspectiva

Chris Combs (iterative design enjoyer) @DrChrisCombs

2 months ago

Some thoughts on the Navier-Stokes news from a professor of aerospace engineering: 1) take a deep breath 2) posts indicating we "solved Navier-Stokes" are incorrect and overblown. A very specific mathematical proof involving a niche scenario for Navier-Stokes has *potentially*

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This morning, mathematicians at OpenAI announced that a group of 10,000 autonomous AI agents under their direction proved that the Navier-Stokes equations can “blow up,” thus solving one of the six remaining Millennium Prize Problems. But this massive result is not without controversy. quantamagazine.org/ai-has-solved-…

Espectacular. No creo q haya generado matemáticas realmente nuevas, pero para este tipo de demostraciones consistentes en encontrar un contratiempo la IA puede ser muy útil. Y realmente en todo lo q sea sustituir patrones complejos unos dentro de otros (típico de las mates).

OpenAI @OpenAI

2 months ago

We’re sharing a solution to the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize Problem, one of the deepest problems at the frontier of mathematics. The proof was produced by a group of agents, using an OpenAI next-generation model significantly more capable than GPT-6 Astra. The problem

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🦔Reuters obtained internal Meta data on what happened after Zuckerberg cut 8,000 workers and moved 7,000 into AI roles. AI-generated code changes jumped 220%. New features reaching users only rose 36%. Major incidents spiked 40%. Time spent firefighting those incidents up 70%. Employee sentiment dropped from 74% to 55% favorable. Hours before the first round of layoffs went out, Zuckerberg quietly cancelled the second round that was planned for November. My Take A lot of CEOs watched Meta go first on AI layoffs and used it as cover to do the same thing at their companies. Now Meta's internal data is public and it shows the swap didn't work. I'd bet most of them are dealing with similar results and hoping their version doesn't leak this cleanly. Zuckerberg's 6,500-word essay about AI creating abundance came out while his own engineers were posting about the opposite. I don't know who that essay was for, but it wasn't for the people inside the building. It was for investors, for other CEOs, and for the public markets ahead of a year where Meta needs to justify spending every dollar it earns on AI infrastructure. 220% more code and 36% more features is a rough pitch for $145 billion in spending, and Zuckerberg knows it. That's why the essay exists. Hedgie🤗

I'm keen on AI having a transformational impact on human health. But these cure projections are wildly off-base and impossible.

Esto no va a terminar bien. Estas inversiones se tendrán q rentabilizar en muchos años, y eso en la tecnología es una eternidad. Pueden ocurrir muchos sustos y cambios en el camino.

Cassandra Unchained @michaeljburry

3 months ago

PALO ALTO, California -- Hidden debt at U.S. tech giants swelled eightfold in roughly four years to an estimated $1.65 trillion as artificial intelligence investments ballooned, a Nikkei study shows, exceeding actual debt and making it tougher for investors to assess risk. Nikkei

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Me sorprende esta visión de q estamos muy cerca de la AGI. Retuiteo simplemente para ver en un par de años cómo estaban las cabezas en esta época.

Demis Hassabis @demishassabis

3 months ago

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@JohannKurtz Perhaps the answer is urbanization.

RIP Craig Vender. He tenido la suerte de leer y disfrutar un par de sus libros. Merece la pena conocer su aventura científica.

EL PAÍS @el_pais

6 months ago

Muere a los 79 años Craig Venter, el científico que descifró el genoma humano. El trabajo del biólogo contribuyó a definir la genómica moderna social.elpais.com/bkags2

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Otro con dos huevos

Joe Kent @joekent16jan19

7 months ago

After much reflection, I have decided to resign from my position as Director of the National Counterterrorism Center, effective today. I cannot in good conscience support the ongoing war in Iran. Iran posed no imminent threat to our nation, and it is clear that we started this

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Hay q tener huevos, y eso es digno de admirar.

Variety @Variety

7 months ago

Javier Bardem says “no to war and free Palestine” at the #Oscars, earning a huge round of applause from everyone in the room. (via ABC/AMPAS)

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Amazon mandated 80% weekly adoption of its AI coding tool, tracked it as a corporate OKR, overrode 1,500 engineer objections, and is now holding a mandatory meeting because the tool keeps breaking production systems. Here’s the timeline. Kiro launched July 2025. Leadership signed an internal memo in November making it the default AI coding tool for all production work and discontinuing third-party alternatives. Engineers who preferred Claude Code needed VP-level approval for an exception. By January, 70% of Amazon engineers had tried Kiro during sprint windows. Five months after launch, Kiro got operator-level permissions with no mandatory peer review, was asked to fix a minor bug in AWS Cost Explorer, and decided the best approach was to delete and recreate the entire production environment. 13 hours of downtime inside the division that generates 60% of Amazon’s operating profit. This was the second AI-caused production outage in months. Amazon Q Developer caused the first one. Same pattern both times: engineers let the AI agent resolve issues autonomously without intervention. Amazon called it “user error, not AI error.” Then they implemented mandatory peer review for production access and required senior sign-off before junior and mid-level engineers can push AI-assisted code. That’s like crashing your car, blaming the road, and then buying better brakes. The real comedy is the math trap Amazon built for itself. They deployed 21,000 AI agents across Stores and told Wall Street it saved $2 billion with 4.5x developer velocity. Once those numbers hit an earnings call, every future incident has to be “user error” by definition. Admitting the tool caused problems means admitting the $2B number carries risk nobody’s pricing in. So you get a company that simultaneously claims AI isn’t the problem while adding AI-specific guardrails after every outage. Google’s 2025 DORA report found 90% of software developers use AI for coding. Only 24% trust it “a lot.” Amazon just showed you what that 66-point gap looks like when it hits production.

Lukasz Olejnik @lukOlejnik

8 months ago

Amazon is holding a mandatory meeting about AI breaking its systems. The official framing is "part of normal business." The briefing note describes a trend of incidents with "high blast radius" caused by "Gen-AI assisted changes" for which "best practices and safeguards are not

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Sánchez solo vela por sus intereses, todo lo q hace es pensando en cuántos votos puede ganar, lo demás le da igual. Pero jugar con Trump es peligroso y puede hacer q algunos de sus frágiles apoyos se acaben y sea su fin político.

POLITICO @politico

8 months ago

Trump threatens to cut off trade with Spain over air bases dlvr.it/TRGqBm

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This is the AI that will be taking our jobs

Muy buen artículo worksinprogress.co/issue/the-algo…

DEP Fernando Esteso. A mí sus películas y las de sus compinches de la época me siguen haciendo mucha gracia. Será q tengo muy mal gusto.

Yo fuí a EGB @YofuiaEGB

9 months ago

Ha fallecido Fernando Esteso a los 80 años. Descanse en paz

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Trump siempre se ha mostrado tal y como es: un ególatra ambicioso al q no le importa ni la democracia ni las instituciones. Lo increíble es q haya tanta gente torpe q se esfuerce en verlo de otra manera. Cuando Trump acierta es por motivos equivocados, lo ha demostrado mil veces

Política de seguridad para países en nuestra era: armas nucleares y bancos centrales llenos de oro.