For the past two years, the conversation about artificial intelligence has been dominated by one almost absolute idea: that machines would eventually replace much of the human workforce. Companies invested billions of dollars in AI tools, automation, and smart assistants with the promise of producing more, spending less, and becoming less dependent on people. However, the news of the last few weeks tells a very different story. Ford decided to rehire experienced engineers aft

In the digital world, networks are the fundamental basis for the exchange of information on the internet. Currently, there are different types of networks, including distributed, centralized, and decentralized networks, each with significant differences in structure and operation. Centralized networks are those in which information is stored on a server controlled by a single entity. This model is commonly used in social networks, instant messaging applications, and payment m

Web3 is an evolution of the current web (Web2) that focuses on decentralization and user autonomy on the internet. Web3 uses technologies like blockchain to create a more secure and transparent network that allows users to control their own data and online interactions. The term blockchain may sound mysterious or even frightening to anyone who doesn't have at least a basic understanding of it. Its meaning is literal: a chain of blocks of information. It's perhaps the simplest

The power went out again. And we all know what's coming. Heat, spoiled food, anger… and no one is giving a clear explanation. In Puerto Rico, a company called Genera is responsible for generating electricity, and another, LUMA, is responsible for delivering it to our homes. When one fails, we all suffer. There are increasingly frequent blackouts and fewer and fewer responses. Genera is experiencing financial difficulties, and LUMA continues to be criticized for its poor servi

THE POWER OF COMMUNITY, COMMITTEES, AND BLOCKCHAIN If nature teaches us anything, as Bill Mollison says in his permaculture book, everything in nature works together: plants, water, animals, etc. Nothing is isolated. The same is true in a community. If we want light for everyone, we have to work together and organize ourselves. The first thing to do is simple: get together and form a committee. There's no need to overcomplicate things. It's just a small group of neighbors who

In the previous article, we secured the funding, distributed the tokens, and launched the project, but now comes the most important part… preventing that coin from dying out. And how do we achieve that? With a series of fairly clear steps to maintain its value, its use, and the trust of People. Because creating a currency isn't just about launching it, but about giving it life every day. One way to do this is to connect that currency with real community activities. For exampl