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About DeepCore AI
I'm Alexandro Lima. I've been testing AI tools since the day ChatGPT went public, not because I had to, but because I'm genuinely curious about one question: what happens to society when it starts evolving with AI, not just around it?
DeepCore AI was born from that curiosity. Every week I ask myself: what will change tomorrow? Which new tool will I actually use to work, learn, or create? I don't write predictions from press releases. I install, break, and test the tools myself, then document what holds up in the real world.
Why this blog exists
Most AI coverage is either hype or fear. I wanted a place that treats AI like what it is: a fast-moving infrastructure that will reshape jobs, creativity, and information. My focus is on the practical and the consequential, from how Russian AI farms game AdSense to whether live video can still prove you're human.
How I work
I use AI for initial research and brainstorming, but I write and verify everything manually. No article goes live without checking primary sources: university papers, OpenAI and Google documentation, official reports, and original data. I link to those documents directly so you can verify them yourself.
When new evidence appears, I update the post. You'll see an "Updated on" date at the top of every article that has changed.
Editorial standards
- Primary sources first. No second-hand summaries.
- Clear distinction between tested fact and informed analysis.
- Corrections are published transparently.
- No undisclosed AI-generated text presented as human writing.
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DeepCore AI is an independent publication. I am not affiliated with OpenAI, Google, or any AI company mentioned.