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¿Cómo puede la transición ecológica y justa derrotar al imperio fósil?

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By Florent Marcellesi
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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Cuidar dos pájaros de una tirita

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By Florent Marcellesi
| El Diario Verified
Hemos llamado a nuestra especie Homo Sapiens —el humano sabio–. Pero es cuestionable hasta qué punto hemos estado a la altura del nombre Yuval Noah Harari A Sapiens le gustan las historias. Una de ellas, plasmada en el mayor superventas de todos los tiempos, la Biblia, cuenta que Dios creó Sapiens a su semejanza y le otorgó ni más ni menos que el dominio sobre los peces del mar, las aves del cielo, sobre los ganados y sobre todo reptil que se arrastrara sobre la tierra (Génesis 1:26).
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Scraping the Sacred: Big Tech’s New Cultural Colonialism

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By Jonah Schwope, Lena Schröder, Florent Marcellesi, Seden Anlar
| Green European Journal
The corporations driving the charge in AI development present their products as tools that allow endless creativity. Yet behind that rhetoric lies an exploitative system built on the uncredited labour of artists whose works are scraped without their permission. Still, even as artificial intelligence repeats the colonial pattern of extraction, enclosure, and commodification, artists and communities are pushing back, reclaiming authorship and demanding accountability.
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