Jordi Pérez Colomé

OpenAI says that demand for its tool, which can recreate photos in the style of this Japanese studio, has exceeded all its expectations

An arbitration proceeding started by Mark Zuckerberg is barring former executive Sarah Wynn-Williams from granting interviews despite the media mogul’s advocacy of free speech on his social media

The latest clips from Donald Trump and Spain’s Popular Party are the most recent examples of this technology, which for now aims more to surprise than to deceive

Elon Musk has announced Grok 3 from his company xAI, and there’s already evidence that it’s the next best chatbot. But new research shows that the tests have many limitations

The number of toxic messages rose by 50% in the months following the purchase of the social media platform, now named X, and they also received 70% more likes

The mathematician believes that the current explosion of artificial intelligence is powered by the hope for a magic solution to all problems that might never come

The Chinese company has created a cheaper and more efficient model of artificial intelligence by taking advantage of previous developments

Other more dedicated players kept track of the tycoon while he worked at his companies or posted on X

This online manipulation specialist has been subject to harassment for her work. She has published a book to explain how to deal with these challenges

Hyperconnectivity, digital fatigue, and overworking due to ‘productivity paranoia’ are some of the key complaints raised by this work model

A study confirms that no major language model is neutral and that its biases tend to be constant in the same direction

Although visually similar to the old Twitter, the social network offers features that distinguish it from the current X, making it easier for users to follow the topics that interest them

The expert points out that algorithms play an ever-growing role in shaping our perception of reality. The difficulty in deciphering them places society at a significant disadvantage relative to major corporations

In a new study, participants with no expert knowledge in poetry were also unable to distinguish whether the verses were created by a person or a machine

After nearly two years of existence, AI text generators are proving to be a growing headache for educators. Though many say there’s no going back to a world without them, the way forward is fraught with obstacles

An analysis of 300,000 conferences reveals that the influence of generative artificial intelligence goes beyond the written word and is now impacting what we say

The veteran professor, who has become a celebrity on social media, has published a book on how to better understand and use artificial intelligence in everyday life

A study published in the journal ‘Nature’ warns that errors, even in simple matters, will be difficult to completely eliminate in the future

An online community of 50,000 people searched for an unknown woman for five years. A few days ago they found her: she was a waitress from Tenerife and her life was about to change

Jools Sweeney, 14, took his own life in 2022. Since then, his family has been trying to find out what influence his online activity may have had on his decision

Working at the local level, parents are making slow progress raising the numbers of phone-free adolescents going into secondary education

The platform’s chief executive has been arrested in France. Speculation about the motives for his detention makes it more difficult to understand the consequences of a surprising decision

Legendary hacker Joe Grand explains the steps he took to open a software wallet, full of money, that the owner believed was lost forever

Norwegian swimmer Henrik Christiansen has gone viral at the Paris Games, not for winning a medal, but rather for his love of a chocolate treat

Meta’s new social media platform celebrates its first anniversary by coming close to X, the goal with which it was launched. Despite being a clone of X, Threads has always sought to distinguish itself as a less angry place, with fewer politics and news

A notable number of cryptocurrency investors tend to present typical dark personality traits including Machiavellianism and psychopathy, according to a large survey published by the scientific journal Plos One