Jordi Pérez Colomé

RentAHuman allows artificial intelligence agents to offer payments for tasks they cannot perform, although its success is symbolic for now

EL PAÍS analyzed 175 popular titles using the Pangram detector. There was no trace of AI in 2019, but now one in three self-published bestsellers is written mostly with artificial intelligence, including a top-charting book by Spanish politician Alvise Pérez

The program has caused a literary stir in France after it was used to identify a bestselling book as produced with artificial intelligence

This British academic received the call many would dream of to collaborate with a major AI company. To the surprise of most of her colleagues, she said she was not interested in their offer

On WhatsApp and Facebook, advice, taunts and requests circulate among Moroccan youngsters over a possible new assault on the Spanish border

The launch of Meta’s new smart specs that feature an integrated camera has sparked a global campaign to discredit one of the company’s breakout consumer products

A handful of cases in Brazil reveal how lawyers are trying to influence judges’ decisions through technical manipulation

In a new study, researchers explore how much criminal material exists in the internet’s hidden corners

Offenders continue to use the former Twitter to peddle child pornography despite Elon Musk’s promise that he would eradicate this scourge when he bought the social media platform

Google and OpenAI have solved decades-old problems — but the scientific community is beginning to discuss whether limits should be placed on the technology

The traditionally skeptical MIT scientist believes the technology’s breakthrough is closer than expected, though its real‑world impact remains uncertain

New research reveals that at least one in 10 assignments is produced with AI assistance. The majors where students cheat the most are economics and journalism

OpenAI emerges on top thanks to a ‘calendar technicality,’ with the judge not addressing the substantive issue

Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google, and two other speakers have been jeered by students at three US universities

OpenAI has had to suppress ChatGPT’s fascination with fantastical creatures, but it’s not the only bias that is found in these chatbots

A new study shows that both Republicans and Democrats viewed more conservative content on social media in the weeks leading up to the poll

The popularity of tools like ChatGPT has led many authors to include errors and write with carelessness in order to appear more human

Miriam González, a Spanish engineer, has a rare breast tumor. Her experience illustrates the complexity of using AI effectively, as these tools tend to struggle with basic medical questions

Indian computer expert Mohammed Muzahir was lured with a fake job offer to carry out mass scams targeting Westerners from Laos

These shortwave radio stations are used to maintain almost untraceable communications when the internet is down. Cuba has the longest tradition with this technology

Study shows how combining a handful of data extracted from the trail that ‘unknown’ users leave on the internet can lead to their identification

Organized groups in Pakistan or Bangladesh write dozens of negative comments and then delete them in exchange for money. Google is slow to remove the fake reviews

The owner of X responded to a flood of complaints about violations of the right to one’s own image, privacy, and honor, as well as threats of bans from numerous governments

Music platforms have just released their annual summaries of what each user listens to most. A researcher of their algorithms explains the real impact

The writer and professor has spent years analyzing the evolution of audiences and information consumption. She’s not optimistic about the future