Jordi Pérez Colomé

The most recent version of the popular artificial intelligence chatbot has been released to the public. EL PAÍS put its abilities to the test, with mixed results

Pau Martí Felip switched jobs at his company. Now, he’s a ‘prompt engineer’ – a job driven by the rise of new technology. It’s well-remunerated, but the future of the field is unknown

Anthropologist Helen Fisher has been researching love for decades. For nearly 20 years, she has also been working to understand the importance of the internet in romantic relationships

The new artificial intelligence application that signed up millions of users in a few months could disrupt educational paradigms

The billionaire launched the 12-hour poll after admitting he made a mistake in banning mentions of rival social media websites

The expert’s book explains the gamification of society and the often-perverse intentions that accompany the trend

The latest evolution in text generation systems has surprised hundreds of thousands of users with coherent conversations and a humanlike finesse

Ashlee Vance, the author of a biography on the richest man in the world, shares his thoughts about the controversy surrounding the magnate’s management of Twitter

The social network is experiencing a tumultuous time amid Elon Musk’s contradictory decisions, the departure of important executives and fake verified accounts. Finding different social network options can be done, but it is not easy

The new owner of the social media platform has proposed a $8 fee for verified accounts and is even considering a paywall to completely alter the company’s business model

A new report warns of elaborate state-sponsored disinformation campaigns on one of the most widely used and trusted websites

Competition is fierce for content creators on the short-video platform, but it still provides plenty of opportunity to make money

Journalist Marie Le Conte has published a book in which she nostalgically describes how the online world was better at the turn of the century, without cell phones, social media and influencers

The cryptocurrency crisis is shining a spotlight on true believers in the leading digital currency who want to distance themselves from flighty speculators

David Barberá, a teacher from Spain, no longer has access to thousands of private files stored in the cloud because he was flagged for allegedly breaching company abuse rules. His case is not the only one

JuicyFields promised 50% returns in three months for those who financed marijuana plantations. For a while the company delivered, but then it vanished

British professor Sonia Livingstone is one of the leading global experts on minors and technology. ‘There is little evidence of big problems in the new generations,’ she says

A tweet by the Brazilian computer science professor inspired 1,500 experts to write a letter to US Congress warning about the risks of blindly trusting cryptocurrencies

Professor Darren Byler has been investigating China’s treatment of the Uyghur minority in Xinjiang for more than a decade. Mobile phones and facial recognition have become tools of widespread espionage

Scammers got 76-year-old Ángel’s bank passwords, his photo and his ID. He doesn’t know how they got it or what the damage could be

A new study shows that virtual meetings can affect worker creativity, but that may be the only drawback

Since being taken to court for criticizing the poor workmanship of his new home, Diego has paid out €4,000 in legal fees. Now he has found an innovative way to recover some of his costs

Silvia Vasquez-Lavado, a former executive at eBay and Paypal, has published a memoir explaining how she went from shunning nature walks to climbing the world’s Seven Summits

The engineer, a legend in the cyber community where he is known as ‘Kingpin,’ has found a new challenge in life: recouping money lost due to human oversight.

Anonymous and other cyberactivist groups are trying to sabotage Russian infrastructure to interfere with Moscow’s role in the war