Interiorismo.Art

De un niño que se divierte a otro…

Gracias Leo Messi ⚽️

Desde 1998 no miraba futbol hasta que en 2015 trabajando en Barcelona sentí curiosidad por verte jugar y un domingo me fui a un bar en el barrio gótico, no porque fueras argentino sino porque ya eras de otro planeta!

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#10

Capitalism and the climate crisis are conspiring to destroy the concept of seasons. I’ll take solace in my pumpkin spice

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“It’s not an exaggeration to describe iGen as being on the brink of the worst mental-health crisis in decades. Much of this deterioration can be traced to their phones,” Jean Twenge wrote in 2017. https://theatln.tc/BKl1153v

🎨: Jasu Hu

🔗: https://bit.ly/4pVGRQA
It was just another sunny summer day in Haarlem, Netherlands, when an unusual request landed in Dutch antiquarian bookseller Pieter de Vries' inbox.

A woman named Natalia, identifying herself as being with a company called “2077AI,” was looking to source what she described as a “fairly large order” of books. Attached was a spreadsheet listing more than 3,000 ISBNs along with instructions to match titles, prepare quotes and estimate shipping costs directed to China.

De Vries barely looked at it, dismissing the message as spam or phishing without reading past the first few lines. It wasn't until weeks later, when a Dutch journalist investigating the procurement request contacted him, that he learned of the request's connection to artificial intelligence.

Hablemos de esto.
Es grave!

Libreros de ejemplares antiguos, usados y extraños han comenzado a recibir pedidos muy poco comunes. Lee la historia haciendo clic en el enlace del primer comentario 👇