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Historian Jill Lepore has published a new book titled "El auge y la caída del Estado Artificial," which examines the transition of a liberal democracy governed by humans into an automated regime directed by machines. The text explores the concept of an artificial state described as a "divine government of machines" that operates for the people rather than by the people.
Simultaneously, regional media coverage includes distinct commentary on art appreciation, specifically discussing how a lack of knowledge regarding pictorial schools, techniques, and codes can grant individuals the freedom to view and experience painting without academic rigor.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina)Focuses on the political implications of automated machine governance and Jill Lepore's new book.
Diario Libre (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)Focuses on personal reflections regarding art appreciation and the freedom of looking without technical knowledge.
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