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Inteligencia artificial y elecciones: la democracia no puede competir contra un algoritmo

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By Angelica Sanchez Verified
| El Heraldo de Puebla Verified
Cada proceso electoral ha enfrentado sus propios desafíos. En una época, la preocupación eran los mítines multitudinarios; después, la propaganda en radio y televisión; más tarde, las redes sociales. Hoy el reto tiene nombre propio: inteligencia artificial. La velocidad con la que esta tecnología ha evolucionado ha rebasado la capacidad del derecho para responder.
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‘It’s brutal’: Thornton residents say they’re fed up with foul odor from composite reservoir Original

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By Angelica Sanchez Verified, Alonzo Small Verified
| WGN-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
THORNTON, Ill. (WGN) — Longtime residents of the Village of Thornton are upset over the smell coming from the nearby composite reservoir after days of heavy rain. “It smells like a bunch of dirty poopy diapers or just poop on the street,” said Lisa Gierucki, manager of Thornton Legion, describing the scent coming from the nearby Thornton composite reservoir.
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Garfield Ridge pizza restaurants unite after fire closes neighborhood pizzeria Original

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By Angelica Sanchez Verified, Ashlyn Wright Verified
| WGN-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified
CHICAGO (WGN) — Pizza restaurants in Garfield Ridge are coming together to support employees left out of work after a fire temporarily closed a longtime neighborhood favorite. “We love to help each other out,” said Jodi Dybais, manager of Triano’s Pizza. When a fire at Obbie’s Pizza near Archer and Normandy avenues forced the restaurant to temporarily close, neighboring pizza shops quickly stepped in to help. “We’re here for the community.
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