Artificial Intelligence

Analysis / Artificial Intelligence

The 10% That Saves Us: Why AI Still Has No Biography

Artificial intelligence is right almost every time. What it still lacks is a life lived, and that is where the judgment that sets a professional apart comes from.

Pablo Gómez-Acebo Calonje

Reflections / Artificial Intelligence

AI and editorial responsibility

When a text must be labeled as generated by artificial intelligence, and when it is enough for a professional to review it and answer for it.

Pablo Gómez-Acebo Calonje

Reflections / Artificial Intelligence

The Matthew Effect in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence does not level abilities. It multiplies the advantage of those who already know how to think, and leaves the rest further behind.

Pablo Gómez-Acebo Calonje

Reflections / Artificial Intelligence

The Fear of Looking Stupid

Perhaps the greatest value of artificial intelligence is not giving right answers, but letting us ask the questions we do not dare to ask in front of others.

Pablo Gómez-Acebo Calonje

Reflections / Artificial Intelligence

Broken Contract

The graduates who boo speakers praising artificial intelligence are not rejecting technology. They are protesting a contract between generations that they feel has been broken.

Pablo Gómez-Acebo Calonje

Reflections / Artificial Intelligence

The AI Nobody Hired

Many companies already use artificial intelligence without asking the usual questions: who answers if something goes wrong, and what happens to confidential information.

Pablo Gómez-Acebo Calonje

Reflections / Artificial Intelligence

We Did It with Gas. We Are Doing It with AI.

Today's price for artificial intelligence is an entry price. Europe already learned with gas what it costs to depend on a supplier who later changes the terms.

Pablo Gómez-Acebo Calonje