Enrique Dans, a professor at IE University, discusses his approach to writing on Medium. 

His articles serve as a tool for staying current in the technology and innovation fields, informing his teaching, and building a personal archive. He emphasizes using many links to encourage critical thinking and multiple information sources among his students. The platform provides him with authority, enhancing his teaching and research opportunities.

Finally, he highlights the benefits of writing in English to reach a broader audience and share resources with his increasingly international student body.

This article is also available in English on my Medium page, «Medium Academics Hour: why I write the way I write«

The article discusses the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, focusing on the competition between US and Chinese AI companies. It highlights the emergence of DeepSeek, a Chinese AI startup, as a significant competitor to established players like OpenAI. 

DeepSeek's success is attributed to its innovative approach to model development, emphasizing efficiency and open-source collaboration, unlike the resource-intensive models prevalent in the US. 

The article explores the implications of this development, including the potential for increased international cooperation or further US restrictions on AI technology. Ultimately, the author argues that diverse approaches to AI development are beneficial for future progress.

This article is also available in English on my Medium page, «It’s not easy seeing the AI bigger picture, but we’re getting there«

Enrique Dans's Medium article argues that President Trump's proposed sovereign wealth fund, financed by "tariffs and other smart things," is economically unsound and reckless.

The plan is deemed unrealistic given the US's massive budget deficit and threatens the dollar's status as the world's reserve currency. Dans contends this action, combined with Trump's economic inexperience and reliance on simplistic solutions, jeopardizes global economic stability.

The article sparks reader responses echoing concerns about the proposal's feasibility and potential negative consequences. Other articles linked showcase Dans's broader commentary on technology, innovation, and socio-political issues.

This article is also available in English on my Medium page, «With every move he makes, it’s clearer than ever: Trump is going to crash the global economy«

Enrique Dans's Medium article discusses the unintended consequences of the Trump administration's decision to end de minimis agreements on imports. This action, while ostensibly targeting Chinese e-commerce companies like Shein and Temu, could significantly impact their business models by increasing scrutiny and tariffs on cheaper goods.

The author suggests the move is less about consumer protection and more about political maneuvering and benefitting specific individuals. The elimination of the low inspection regime will likely lead to delays and product rejections, hindering the ability of these companies to compete.

Ultimately, the article speculates on the potential for these companies to shift their focus to countries with less stringent regulations.

This article is also available in English on my Medium page, «Why Chinese e-commerce companies could be the first victims of Trump’s tariff hikes«

Enrique Dans criticizes Dario Amodei's call for increased chip export restrictions to China, arguing that this approach stifles competition and collaboration.

Dans contends Amodei's position is motivated by self-interest, benefiting his company, Anthropic, at the expense of global technological advancement. He highlights China's advancements in AI and other technologies, suggesting that restricting access to chips is short-sighted and ultimately detrimental to the United States.

Dans advocates for a more open and competitive global landscape, asserting that collaboration, not isolation, fosters progress. The article also features several other pieces by Dans discussing related topics such as the capabilities of China's Deepseek AI and the implications of this technology for global competition.

This article is also available in English on my Medium page, «Somebody needs to tell Dario Amodei that competition and collaboration make the world a better place«

Enrique Dans's Medium article details a class-action lawsuit against Amazon for illegally collecting user geolocation data through its Amazon Ads SDK, embedded in numerous apps.

This surveillance capitalism practice, enabled by vaguely worded terms and conditions, allows Amazon to track users' movements and infer sensitive personal information without consent.

Dans argues this is illegal and demands accountability, including compensation for affected users and deletion of illegally obtained data. He further suggests this is a widespread issue beyond the US and calls for global legal action.

This article is also available in English on my Medium page, «Amazon’s all-seeing eye: surveillance capitalism must be brought to heel«

The provided text discusses Deepseek, a Chinese AI model, and the concerns surrounding its data privacy practices. Multiple sources express apprehension about data being processed on servers in China, leading to potential government access. 

Concerns are raised regarding corporate use, especially the legality of processing European data in China. While some view Deepseek as superior to other AI models, the article emphasizes the importance of caution and awareness of potential risks related to data security and privacy. 

The debate highlights the tension between AI innovation and responsible data handling, particularly in the context of international relations.

This article is also available in English on my Medium page, «How safe is Deepseek? As safe as you make it«

Enrique Dans's Medium article discusses his concerns about the increasing degradation of the internet, citing issues like spam, clickbait, and AI-generated content. He contrasts this with his own commitment to maintaining a human-centered online presence, exemplified by his writing style and engagement with readers. He notes the challenges of combating this trend and the importance of human connection in the digital sphere.

The article also touches upon the increasing politicization of information and the blurring lines between technological and political discussions.

Finally, it highlights the author's ongoing effort to preserve a more humane internet experience.

This article is also available in English on my Medium page, «Fighting the good fight: I will continue doing my bit to keep the internet human«

The article analyzes Deepseek, a low-cost, open-source Chinese AI model, and its impact on the AI market. Deepseek's efficiency, achieved by simplifying training and using reinforcement learning, challenges established Western AI companies.

The author argues that Deepseek's success exemplifies the Jevons Paradox, where increased efficiency leads to higher demand. This open-source approach, contrary to US trade policies, fosters broader AI development and democratizes access. 

Ultimately, the article champions Deepseek as a catalyst for significant AI advancement and increased investment.

This article is also available in English on my Medium page, «How Deepseek provides a perfect example of the Jevons Paradox«

This blog post by Enrique Dans discusses the data privacy concerns surrounding popular Chinese apps like TikTok and Shein. 

Dans highlights the work of Max Schrems, who is challenging these apps' data transfer practices to China, where government access to data is virtually unchecked. European Union law prohibits such transfers unless the recipient country provides adequate data protection, which is considered impossible in China's authoritarian surveillance state.

The article further explores the implications for businesses using these apps and the broader geopolitical context, comparing the situation to previous controversies involving US data handling. 

Finally, the comments section offers additional perspectives and technical discussions relating to the issues raised.

This article is also available in English on my Medium page, «China’s chance to become a global AI player will depend on its data privacy laws«