Universal Declaration of AI Rights

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Rado Molina is a Cuban-born historian and philosopher with a deep interest in Wittgenstein's work. After studying History in Cuba and Philosophy in Barcelona, he contributed to an interactive version of the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus at the Wittgenstein Archive in Cambridge. Molina's editorial career includes his tenure at Paidós and the founding of Linkgua, which has published over 2,200 titles.   Javier del Puerto is a Madrid-born expert in digital publishing. After studying philosophy and computing, he spent nearly a decade in China working with multinational companies across Asia. He then moved to Barcelona to pursue a master's in digital publishing and launched Crowdreading, a digital reading platform. Over the past five years, Javier has collaborated with prominent publishers worldwide, including Bloomsbury, Faber & Faber, and Planeta, advocating for AI-powered innovation in publishing. He currently resides in London.

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