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Welcome back to my weekly post. Week #8. We are still in eternal confinement. Although it has been less than 2 months since the order was issued for March 15, 2020, so it hasn't been 2 months yet; but in my opinion, it feels like it has been more than 6 months, I have even lost the need to know if it is Monday, Tuesday, etc. Well, thanks to this weekly post, at least I know when it's Wednesday. Hehe, ^_^

Continuing with every week's initiative, I take the opportunity to mention 3 posts that caught my attention this week.

The first post I want to mention is the one from @josediccus

@josediccus shows us his experience during the years he was publishing in this blockchain. I must confess that I am glad that someone shows that if you know how to do it there is a great return through the investment in cryptocurrencies (obviously it is not easy and like any other business there is always a risk), but there is also a benefit that is not quantifiable and is the one you get by creating a friendly bond with all the people who live in this medium. I may not have made much money in particular, but this platform has helped me survive the situation in my country all this time.

@ben-edom brings us an excellent post about another trend towards where developers are working on AI. Is it possible that the AI can tell us jokes? What do you think? For me, it's a very hard job. Even though I think AI aren't really "smart", I think it will give certain humanity to the machines to make them have a sense of humor (I'm talking about 100,000 years from now).

@blueroad shows us a controversial post about AI for me. We are in the presence of AIs who can create their own literary material and even compete with human beings. They even created a movie. It's unbelievable. Well, I still think that the theory of putting a bunch of monkeys on typing can make a masterpiece as magnificent as Hamlet. So, what do you think? We'll be overtaken by the AI's and in the end, we'll be the fuel for them?

Don't forget to leave a comment on any of the posts I’ve mentioned, if you like. Remember how nice it feels to be commented on, it's a way of showing that we are heard and appreciated or rejected, in one way or another it's nice to interact.

A big greeting to these three content creators, I thank them very much for sharing with us into the Project.Hope community