…we live in a world-historical age of stupid. William Davies, The Guardian

It’s not the full book – but an elegant summary created by GetAbstract, reaching 16 million readers worldwide. So great to see the book gaining attention in the Spanish-speaking world. Hopefully, one day a full edition will follow. Until then, here’s the PDF summary.

With AI, we may soon understand what nature is “saying” – enabling direct collaboration with animals, plants, and ecosystems. In just 57 seconds, the video explains how. Imagine a future where trees, birds, and dolphins become colleagues, contributing their unique knowledge. AI could even give nature a seat at the boardroom table when decisions about

What if we could use it to finally have a conversation with nature?

This is a highly dramatic and controversial podcast that truly stands out.It’s fascinating how Mo paints a picture of AI’s future, guided by Steven Bartlett’s sharp and curious questions. The problem with us today is not that intelligence will work against us — it’s that our stupidity as humans will work against us.Mo Gawdat Just

What I especially appreciate is how Dr. George Westerman from MIT in this lecture puts AI into context — in relation to business, customers, and employees. The value of imperfection is also highlighted in a very thoughtful way.

Few films are so iconic they reshape history JAWS is one of them. Now, 50 years later, it’s time to celebrate the movie that made generations afraid to go back in the water. Personally, I’ve seen the film at least 200 times (yes, I’m proudly one of the JAWS nerds). During the three years I