ViaMind Journal

Practical analysis by Claudio Muller on applied AI, telecom, project management, infrastructure and real technology operations between Chile and Europe.
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🛠️ How I Built an Editorial System with AI: Inside ViaMind Radar

How I combined software, models, and human oversight to automate news without handing all control to AI.

A few weeks ago I wrote about why I built ViaMind Radar. That post was about the problem: too much noise and too little clarity about what deserves attention. Since then Radar has changed quite a bit. I thought it was going to be simpler: connect sources, let AI detect the interesting stories, a...

🤔 How Will We Know We Still Have Control?

I am fascinated by AI. But if we one day build something smarter than us, how will we know it is still under our control?

I am fascinated by artificial intelligence. I work with technology, I experiment with it, and I want to see how far it goes. But the faster it advances, the harder it becomes to ignore one question: if we one day build something smarter than us, how will we know it is still under our control? I ...

⚙️ The New Technology Race: Control More and Depend Less

They look like different stories. They may all be showing the same move.

Over the last few days I came across several pieces of news that, taken separately, seemed to have little to do with one another. Nvidia agreed to buy Hugging Face for almost US$13 billion. Anthropic committed tens of billions to lock in compute. China is accelerating its own chips. And Deutsche...

📡 The Problem Is No Longer Finding News. It's Knowing Which Stories Matter.

How ViaMind Radar was born: an experiment with AI agents to find, select, and explain the stories really worth following.

We have never had access to so much information. At any moment we can know what is happening in artificial intelligence, technology, markets, or practically any industry. The problem is that having more information does not necessarily mean being better informed. Every day hundreds of news ite...

📡 The Next Telco Business Is Not Selling More Speed

After decades of building networks, the question is no longer only how fast the Internet goes.

For years, improving the Internet was relatively easy to explain: more speed, more capacity, better Wi-Fi, new modems, fiber, and new television platforms. When I started working in telecommunications, going from 10 to 100 Mbps really changed a family’s experience. I later worked on projects for...

🌐 Google Is Connecting Chile to Asia: the New Race for Internet Infrastructure

Submarine cables, data centers, and artificial intelligence are changing the telecommunications business.

Google is helping build a submarine cable of more than 14,000 kilometers between Chile and Australia. The project is called Humboldt, and when it goes into operation it will create the first direct submarine connection between South America and Asia-Pacific. The project is interesting because o...