Easy ceviche de camaron (shrimp ceviche)

Ingredients

• 1/2 kilo shrimp (frozen or fresh) (About 1lb) I've used frozen (thawed) shrimp and fresh and both work well for this recipe
• 7 limes/lemon I prefer a mix of 5 limes/2 lemons, but as long as you use enough of both to keep the shrimp covered to "cook," it's fine
• 1-1 1/2 cucumber
• 2 Roma tomatoes
• 1 large avocado 2 if they are small, but I prefer mine avocado friendly because of yumminess
• 1/2 red or white onion
• 1 jalapeno remove the seeds if you don't like so much heat (the seeds are what brings the spicy)
• 1/2 cup chopped cilantro more or less according to taste (I like more, my husband prefers less)
• 1/2 cup clamato juice/V8
• 1 tsp minced garlic
• 1 tsp salt
• hot sauce optional
• tostadas optional
• pinch black pepper optional

Instructions

• Chop up shrimp into small pieces and cover completely with lime/lemon juice
• Put in a glass bowl with lid/baggy/Tupperware and store in the fridge for about 2 hours for shrimp to "cook" it will turn white/less opaque when it is done
• Dice everything else, mix with seasonings and clamato juice
• Combine shrimp and veg mix, and serve over tostadas with guacamole and a healthy splash of hot sauce (if preferred)

More than meets the AI: ‘Pre-AGI’

by Tristan Greene 

The first time I got genuinely giddy about a journalism project was when I got the green light to write my first series. I pitched a “beginner’s guide to AI” to my editor and my career as an AI reporter was suddenly off and running. Over the years, I ended up writing several series for The Next Web and Neural.

I did a beginner’s guide to the AI apocalypse with a bunch of fun explainers on how things could go horribly sideways if we don’t develop AI in a human-centered way. And, of course, my favorite series was one that had nothing to do with AI, the “Games to play on Date Night” review series that continues on Love is a Fetish. I even had an amazing and satisfying run as the editor of the “Coronavirus in Context” and “Neural” newsletters.

But one thing I’ve never had the chance to do is write a column.

More than meets the AI will be my first. And I couldn’t be more excited! We’ve decided to focus specifically on “pre-AGI” technology because, from where I’m standing, there isn’t a more exciting field to cover. We’re living through the genesis of a techno-industrial revolution that will almost certainly birth wholesale disruption on a global scale.

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