None of us voted for AI, but it's here anyway. Now it's time for Mexico to decide how much power it will have over our life and our jobs.

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The transformation was so swift and complete that I sometimes wonder if the capable parents I remember were ever real, or if I'm just grieving an illusion I needed to believe in.

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