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Nuestra pobre ciudadanIA

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By Marco Ortiz
| El Comercio (Peru) Verified
Este resumen es generado por inteligencia artificial y revisado por la redacción. Ilustración: Víctor Aguilar Rúa Doscientos economistas e investigadores en inteligencia artificial, entre ellos dieciséis premios Nobel, firmaron hace dos semanas una declaración con un título de urgencia: “Debemos actuar ahora”. Su reclamo no es tecnológico sino institucional: piden reformas que orienten a la IA hacia el bienestar social.
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Sustainable Pd-Catalyzed Aminations “on Dirty Water”

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By Erfan Oftadeh, Marco Ortiz, Kylee Dismuke Rodriguez
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction As best that can be determined, Earth is ca. 4.55 billion years old [1]. Throughout geological time, the water that makes up roughly 75% of the surface has been anything but “pristine”, meaning that Nature has been developing chemistry in “impure” water. By modern standards that reflect a mere 250+ years or so, however, reactions have been developed mainly in organic solvents; in fact, most practitioners view water as the “enemy” to be avoided [2].
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Sustainable Pd-Catalyzed Aminations “on Dirty Water”

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By Erfan Oftadeh, Marco Ortiz, Kylee Dismuke Rodriguez
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction As best that can be determined, Earth is ca. 4.55 billion years old [1]. Throughout geological time, the water that makes up roughly 75% of the surface has been anything but “pristine”, meaning that Nature has been developing chemistry in “impure” water. By modern standards that reflect a mere 250+ years or so, however, reactions have been developed mainly in organic solvents; in fact, most practitioners view water as the “enemy” to be avoided [2].
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