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Brian Klaas

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Professor in Global Politics @UCL. Researcher at Oxford. Author of “Fluke” / “Corruptible”. Writer @TheAtlantic. The Garden of Forking Paths Substack.
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La gran brecha cognitiva: la nueva desigualdad que puede crear la IA

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By Brian Klaas
| La Nación (Argentina) Verified
Por qué la IA podría terminar garantizando que los inteligentes se vuelvan más inteligentes mientras todos los demás se quedan atrás Suscriptores La IA puede ser mejor aprovechada por quienes ya tienen conocimientos adquiridos y mantienen activo un alto pensamiento crítico Mucho se ha escrito sobre el potencial y los peligros de la inteligencia artificial (IA).
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A tale of bones and belonging

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By Brian Klaas
| New Humanist Verified
How the jumbled-up skeletons of ancient kings and queens forced scientists and clerics to work together –   by – Thursday, 23rd July 2026 Winchester Cathedral. Credit: Alamy Stock Photo How many centuries must pass for human remains to be widely considered historical objects rather than sacred remnants of personhood? And what happens with historically important bones when the doctrines of religion conflict with the demands of preserving history?
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Fluke: chance, chaos and why everything we do matters

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By Brian Klaas
| LSE Connect Verified
What are the smallest accidents that have tilted the course of history itself? What are the smallest accidents that have tilted the course of history itself? Monday 29 January 2024 | 1 hour 17 minutes 51 seconds Brian Klaas explores how our world really works, driven by strange interactions and random events. How much difference does our decision to hit the snooze button make? Did one couple's vacation really change the course of the twentieth century?
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