How the AI Moment Rhymes with the Internet’s Dawn Or Does it? Going back for the summer to Spain to visit family, I found myself in my mom’s basement—dust motes in the sunbeams, the faint smell of cardboard and old paper, and boxes labeled in my younger handwriting. In one, under envelopes of old photos from my photo-journalistic period and the detritus of a pre-cloud … Continue reading From Dial-Up to GPT-5
This is not an article about gaming. I was checking LinkedIn today when I came across a post by Marta Palomo that hit me right in the chest. It wasn’t just inspiring—it felt like someone had articulated the very shift I’ve been undergoing for the past decade. The post listed perspectives, routines, and emotional upgrades that have become second nature to me, even if I … Continue reading Still in 3D?
On May 1st, I lost a key anchor in my life.Almost 30 years of friendship.She wasn’t just a friend — she was a mirror, a compass, a teacher. She introduced me to meditation before it was cool.To gratitude before it was gamified.To kindness as a quiet form of strength.She showed me how to notice my mind, how to question it,how to sit with discomfort — … Continue reading The Moment
“La mente no termina en el cráneo. Se expande en herramientas, notas, rutinas… y ahora, modelos de lenguaje.” — Andy Clark (traducido sin permiso, porque pensar es libre) Otro informe, otro titular catastrofista (o no, el tiempo lo dirá…) Esta vez lleva sello MIT: midieron cómo reacciona el cerebro al escribir con y sin IA. Resultado: quienes escriben con IA sin criterio recuerdan menos y … Continue reading La IA no viene a sustituir—viene a escalarte.
I was scrolling LinkedIn today—doomscrolling, honestly—and there it was: a flood of Father’s Day posts. People I respect. People who inspire me. Sharing stories of the men who raised them. The lessons. The warmth. The silent strength.How those fathers shaped them—not just professionally, but as people. As parents. And here’s the part that hits: I didn’t get that. For years, I carried this complaint—quiet sometimes, … Continue reading Thanks, Dad – Not a father’s day post you would imagine
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