atajo
(North America, historical) A train of mules or horses.
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(North America, historical) A train of mules or horses.
“Se están generando con inteligencia artificial. La gente ha visto la oportunidad de ir rápido. A lo fácil. Coger el atajo. Y se están tirando por ese camino como locos. ¿Cómo detectan esto?”
— Bluesky· May 2026
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