Memes are a key tool for extremist communities and conspiracy theories
A study identifies the language of the internet based on text and images as a formula for representing the world view of groups that subscribe to hoaxes
Between jokes and discontent: How communism is winning the internet
Enrique Rey|
With funny memes referencing Soviet leaders and nods to Marxist aesthetics pervading online culture, young people are looking toward the communist past with a mixture of irony and curiosity
The rise, fall and reinvention of memes
Seven years ago, these internet parodies were declared dead by experts, but today there are advertising agencies and festivals dedicated to them
What if artificial intelligence isn’t the apocalypse?
A mix of fear and trendiness has made AI appear to be the protagonist of a radical change in our society. But the technology may actually be overhyped
Corecore is the internet’s new Dadaist anti-trend: Desperate men in search of solace
TikTok accounts in this category have racked up millions of views; they are designed to provoke feelings of anguish and desolation in viewers, especially among frustrated young people