In the age of AI, innovation gets attention — but governance builds trust. I’m pleased to share that I have earned the @PECB ISO/IEC 42001 Senior Lead Implementer certification. Over the years, I have pursued advanced AI and machine learning certifications across leading
ETHICS
-
Brain Drain from Academia Threatens Research and Society
By
–
The brain drain from academia is something we should all be worried about long-term TBH, that's not good for the society if academia no longer serve its purpose…
-
Turing Test: A Measure of Human Gullibility or Machine Intelligence?
By
–
For years I have said that the Turing Test is a better measure of human gullibility than machine intelligence, but never have I seen that point demonstrated more vividly than in the first paragraph below:
-
Fudan study warns AI agents’ overconfidence risks
By
–
BREAKING: Fudan just proved training AI agents makes them dangerously certain they're right. Wrong environment. Wrong confidence. Silent failures everywhere.
You won't know until something breaks. > Fudan University trained AI agents across 5 different environments web -
Human Future: Design and Intelligence Over Robotic Competition
By
–
Quizá el futuro del trabajo humano no esté en competir con la precisión de los robots, sino en diseñar, pensar y dar sentido a un mundo donde la eficiencia ya no depende de nuestras manos, sino de nuestra inteligencia. pic.twitter.com/3u6C72YTtf
— Juan Merodio (@juanmerodio) 16 mars 2026Quizá el futuro del trabajo humano no esté en competir con la precisión de los robots, sino en diseñar, pensar y dar sentido a un mundo donde la eficiencia ya no depende de nuestras manos, sino de nuestra inteligencia.
-
ELLIS Board: Florence d’Alché-Buc on AI and Data
By
–
👋 Meet the ELLIS Board This episode features Florence d’Alché-Buc, Professor at @telecomparis 🇫🇷 and ELLIS Board Member. She shares her views on data vs. algorithms, causality, foundation models, and how AI systems should be evaluated. Watch the video: piped.video/kgLCpIUEwiY
-
The dual-use potential of AI in bureaucracy
By
–
AI could be used to greatly decrease bureaucracy, but will be used instead to greatly increase it.
-
Mathematical Certainty and Proof: Embracing Uncertainty in Discovery
By
–
Book by @adamjkucharski explains how certainty, even in math, can be an illusion. "Proof: The Art and Science of Certainty" at http://
amzn.to/4m7gm8l #Mathematics "To discover proof [of something], we must reach into a thicket of errors and biases and embrace uncertainty" -
Who Owns 3D Scans of Your House Digital Rights
By
–
and honestly, one of the most challenging — who owns the 3d scan of your house… you as a renter? your landlord? your city? anyone who walks by in public and captures it?
-
Responsible AI Deployment: Maximizing Benefits and Mitigating Risks
By
–
the focus should be on deploying this tech in a way that maximizes the upsides and mitigates the downsides