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The president put a symbol of American democracy at the service of a high-profile UFC fight in which the fighters paid him homage

EL PAÍS talked to Cory Doctorow, who coined the popular term. With Big Tech taking over the internet, the positive atmosphere and user-friendly features of social media platforms – which previously allowed us to connect with friends – are disappearing

The whistleblower who exposed social media’s dangers to teenagers says the next major legal battle will be against the AI friends that minors interact with

Wealth is becoming increasingly concentrated in fewer and fewer hands. The world’s wealthiest individuals are transforming their money into political influence to shape society and the democratic system to their liking

The drive to erect enormous structures that reject modernity has united technology investors and the White House

Losing control of time, experiencing withdrawal symptoms, or becoming irritable are red flags that signal screens are causing problems

A dozen hearings in Los Angeles are trying to determine whether platforms like Facebook aim to become addictive for young people — and whether that is a crime

The rise of artificial intelligence is causing shifts in the rankings, with Larry Page, Jeff Bezos and Larry Ellison in the top five

The 30% cut in Meta’s budget for this technology can be seen either as a death sentence for the project or as a natural phase within a long-term strategy

In a narcissistic twist, society’s benefactors broadcast that they are as generous as they are powerful, getting their names associated with culturally relevant institutions in exchange for cash

The controversy surrounding Sydney Sweeney and her latest project about the American boxer Christy Martin is not new in the world of biographical films: many of them have made the real people, their heirs and their fans unhappy

Oracle is the most indebted, and analysts warn that it is at risk of a credit rating downgrade. The five largest firms will issue $1.5 trillion in debt over five years

Films and books are bringing back Mary Shelley’s creature, now reflected in modern fears such as humanoid robots, extreme scientific experiments, and the most dangerous technologies

The US subsidiary of the popular service, controlled by business figures close to Trump, is the final major platform to be drawn into the White House’s orbit

The art market is transitioning from the ‘blue chip’ world, full of prestigious names legitimized by the power of institutions, to a ‘bro’ generation of investors seeking pop immediacy

The former Greek finance minister warns of the dangers of what he calls cloud capital, the driving force behind technofeudalism

The investigation, in which Northeastern University also participated, reveals that the security features in the app do not match the company’s promises

The app best known for respecting privacy looks to grow, despite anti-privacy efforts

Humanity is once again a laboratory for big tech, which deploys uncontrolled, unreliable tools that are already part of the daily lives of billions of people around the world

Companies hide behind improvement needs to collect personal online activity with which to train their models and sell to ‘service providers’

Social media has made popular a practice that promises fitness in just 30 minutes. But does monitoring every step take the magic out of going for a walk?

The company is testing a chatbot designed to interact with viewers while a movie is being shown

The consequences of the week that elapsed between the assassination attempt on Donald Trump and Joe Biden’s withdrawal from the presidential race are still apparent in American society a year later

Giants like Google, Microsoft, Meta and Amazon have gone from avoiding any involvement in the military industry to signing large contracts with the Pentagon and Israel