Paul Mozur

1 week ago | elespectador.com | Paul Mozur |Adam Satariano

Presidente de los Estados Unidos, político conservador​​ y miembro del Partido Republicano. Audio generado con IA de GoogleAl menos una vez a la semana, el migrante, un expolicía hondureño que vivía en Luisiana, se tomaba una selfi con la aplicación, que funciona mediante reconocimiento facial, para confirmar su identidad y ubicación. Al entregar parte de su privacidad, a cambio evitó ser internado en un centro de detención y obtuvo un permiso de trabajo.

1 week ago | nytimes.com | Paul Mozur |Adam Satariano

Un trabajador social de Geo Group en el noreste, que no quiso ser identificado por temor a represalias, describió el uso de un programa similar a Google Maps para comprobar la ubicación de los migrantes. Si los migrantes no estaban en casa o mentían sobre su paradero durante una revisión, recibían un primer aviso. Si un migrante recibía tres avisos, el especialista de caso informaba a un agente del ICE, quien podía aumentar el monitoreo, detener a la persona o acelerar su deportación.

1 week ago | nytimes.com | Paul Mozur |Adam Satariano

Geo Group, a private prison firm that makes digital tools to track immigrants, becomes one of the Trump administration's big business winners as its tech is increasingly used in deportations. Credit... Photo Illustration by Javier Palma; Photographs by Doug Mills/The New York Times; Quinn Glabicki/Reuters; Frederic J. Brown/AFP; Alamy After a Honduran immigrant arrived in the United States in 2022, officials ordered him to use a government-issued app as part of an immigration surveillance program.

2 months ago | nzherald.co.nz | Meaghan Tobin |Paul Mozur |Alexandra Stevenson

DeepSeek’s roots are in finance, not technology for technology’s sake. Photo / Getty ImagesThe little-known artificial intelligence firm has emphasised research, even as it emerged as the brainchild of a hedge fund. Two years ago, when big-name Chinese technology companies like Baidu and Alibaba were chasing Silicon Valley’s advances in artificial intelligence with splashy announcements and new chatbots, DeepSeek took a different approach. It zeroed in on research. The strategy paid off.

2 months ago | nytimes.com | Paul Mozur

In technology, many entrepreneurs get only one defining act. Liang Wenfeng, the founder of DeepSeek, is already on his second. The engineer, described by colleagues as introspective, first made his mark in China's investment world in the late 2010s, cofounding a hedge fund that used artificial-intelligence models to deliver strong returns and attracted billions of dollars in capital. Buoyed by profits and wary of Beijing's tightening grip on speculative trading, Mr. Liang pivoted in 2023.