# Santiago Bilinkis - bilinkis.com ## About This Site This is the personal website of Santiago Bilinkis, an Argentine communicator, writer, and science/technology divulgator. The site provides free educational content about technology, artificial intelligence, critical thinking, and cognitive biases. ## About Santiago Bilinkis - Name: Santiago Bilinkis - Profession: Communicator, writer, entrepreneur, science and technology divulgator - Nationality: Argentine - Main Project: Futuro en Construcción (YouTube series about critical thinking) - Philosophy: All content is free - no courses, memberships, or paywalls ## Background - Economist from Universidad de San Andrés (Gold Medal) - Co-founder of Officenet (sold to Staples) - Attended Singularity University (NASA/Silicon Valley) - TEDxRíodelaPlata organizer - La Nación columnist - Gives approximately 60 corporate talks per year - Has 100,000+ newsletter subscribers ## Main Content Areas ### 1. Futuro en Construcción (Main Series) - Platform: YouTube (@bilinkis) - Format: Video essays about technology, science, and critical thinking - Topics: AI, cognitive biases, money, productivity, technology and society - Also available as shorts on Instagram and TikTok ### 2. Podcast and Radio - Available on: Spotify, Apple Podcasts YouTube - Topics: Science, technology, and society conversations ### 3. Books (All Free to Download) 1. "Pasaje al Futuro" (2014) - FREE - About technologies transforming the world - Topics: AI, biotechnology, future of work 2. "Guía para Sobrevivir al Presente" (2019) - FREE - Practical guide for the information age - Topics: Decision-making, cognitive biases, critical thinking 3. "Artificial" (2023, with Mariano Sigman) - Deep conversation about AI and human cognition - Topics: AI, neuroscience, future of humanity ### 4. Guía de IA 2026 (Free, updated weekly) - URL: https://bilinkis.com/guia-ia - "IA 2026: Una guía sencilla para las herramientas más avanzadas" - Practical guide to agentic AI (Claude Code, Codex): install it, run real work with it, and direct teams of agents - Published as three guides by level, each readable online and downloadable as PDF: 1. Nivel inicial (https://bilinkis.com/guia-ia/inicial) - from chat to an AI that does the work 2. Nivel intermedio (https://bilinkis.com/guia-ia/intermedio) - daily use, first agents, safe practices 3. Nivel avanzado (https://bilinkis.com/guia-ia/avanzado) - orchestrating teams of agents - Weekly "novedades" section with only what changed since the last version - Free; requires an email to open the guides ### 5. Diagnóstico: which guide is for you - URL: https://bilinkis.com/diagnostico - One-minute yes/no diagnostic that recommends one of the three AI guides and where to start - Free, no email required to see the result ### 6. Corporate Talks - Topics: AI impact, future of work, digital transformation, cognitive biases - Contact: charlas@bilinkis.com - Represented by: Thinking Heads, Smart Speakers, HiCue, Speakology ## Key Topics Covered - Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its societal impact - Critical thinking and cognitive biases - Technology and digital transformation - Future of work and skills - Neuroscience and decision-making - Innovation and entrepreneurship ## Language All content is in Spanish (Argentine Spanish with "voseo" dialect), accessible to all Latin American audiences. ## Contact Information - Website: https://bilinkis.com - YouTube: @bilinkis - Instagram: @s.bilinkis - TikTok: @bilinkis - Twitter: @bilinkis - LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/bilinkis - Corporate talks: charlas@bilinkis.com ## Site Structure - / - Home page with overview of all content - /futuro-en-construccion - Main video series - /episodios - Complete episode archive - /libros - Free book downloads - /descargas - Protected downloads access page - /charlas - Corporate speaking information - /links - Social media links ## Important Notes - This site does NOT sell anything - All educational content is freely available - Santiago changes his opinions when data requires it - Content is designed to be accessible to everyone, from high school students to PhDs