
Alejandra Tomasone, Directora de Defensa del Consumidor de Junín, explica cómo @kleros_es resolvió una disputa entre un consumidor y una empresa de seguro médico. Rápido, transparente y eficiente. ⚖️
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Curious about how systems shape behavior. Fairness matters more than rules. Exploring Kleros.

Alejandra Tomasone, Directora de Defensa del Consumidor de Junín, explica cómo @kleros_es resolvió una disputa entre un consumidor y una empresa de seguro médico. Rápido, transparente y eficiente. ⚖️






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To me it's wild that almost all people in Italy, Spain, and Greece live with their parents throughout their whole 20s. As a German I would of course think that way...

Pasa algo raro con las redes sociales en Argentina y nadie del ecosistema digital lo está nombrando: todas crecen a lo loco menos una (la más polémica) 🤓 Reddit creció 264% en un año. TikTok 25%, LinkedIn 20%, Instagram 10%. Hasta Snapchat creció 4%. Solo X/Twitter se achicó: -12%, casi un millón de cuentas menos 🤯 Es la única plaza pública argentina que perdió audiencia mientras todas las demás crecieron. Sobran los motivos pero igual impacta esa caída de más de un millón de usuarios de un año a otro, no? 🤔

Americans spent over $109 billion on lottery tickets last year, which is more than they spent on movies, books, concerts and sports tickets - combined.

JUST IN: Peter Schiff says Bitcoin $BTC will crash "close to zero."




MIT proved every major AI model is secretly converging on the same "brain." It’s called the “platonic representation hypothesis,” and it’s one of the most mind-blowing papers you’ll ever read. You train a vision model purely on images. You train a language model purely on text. They use completely different architectures. They process completely different data. They should have completely different "brains." But as these models scale up, something impossible is happening. When researchers measure how they organize information, the mathematical geometry is identical. A model that only "sees" images and a model that only "reads" text are measuring the distance between concepts in the exact same way. The models are converging. The researchers named this after Plato’s Allegory of the Cave. Plato believed that everything we experience is just a shadow of a deeper, hidden, perfect reality. The paper argues that AI models are doing the exact same thing. They are looking at the different "shadows" of human data, text, images, audio. And they are independently discovering the exact same underlying structure of the universe to make sense of it. It doesn't matter what company built the AI. It doesn't matter what data it was trained on. As models get larger, they stop memorizing their specific tasks. They are forced to build a statistical model of reality itself. And there is only one reality to map. 2024, Arxiv

