Artificial intelligence has become a regular companion of human thought. GPT-4 responds, writes, solves, proposes. And while the promise of its efficiency seems unbeatable, a new study raises a disturbing warning: Relying on this tool for complex tasks can cause our brains to lose their edge. The constant delegation of deep cognitive processes could be […]
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An unexpected failure in Google Cloud’s infrastructure caused the downfall of several digital services used by millions of people around the world. For more than two hours, platforms such as Spotify, Discord, Snapchat and Twitch stopped working, affecting the routine of users and companies. The problem started in a key authentication system, which triggered a
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In Colombia, children no longer expect to be told stories: they look for them on YouTube, imitate them on TikTok and comment on them on WhatsApp. A recent study by the Communications Regulatory Commission (CRC) reveals that minors are increasingly consuming audiovisual content individually, mobile and digitally, without sufficient adult accompaniment. Between technological gaps, scarce
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The election of Robert Francis Prevost as Pope Leo XIV on May 8, 2025 was not only surprising for his election, but also for the speed with which his image and story went viral on social networks. In a matter of hours, an avalanche of photos, videos and posts from his personal and professional life
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Collapsed streets, jammed rivers of concrete, improvised decisions from distant desks. That’s how you live in a city that doesn’t think. A non-smart city is not only one that lacks sensors and data, but one that seems to be planned against its own inhabitants. Noise dominates, time slips away in traffic jams, and inequality becomes
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This Article is Sponsored by Phicus Throughout stadiums, screens and new digital platforms, women’s sport appears as a fertile territory that Latin America still does not dare to conquer. As Europe and the UK begin to reap the rewards of investing in the talent of their female athletes, our region is just waking up to
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This Article is Sponsored by Phicus In the Basque Country region of Spain, a cow became entangled in fibre optic cables. With the struggle, he broke the line and plunged thousands of people into an unexpected digital blackout. It was not a rural joke or a picturesque anecdote. It was the confirmation of a structural
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No one saw it coming so quickly. While the future of employment and free trade was being discussed in forums and parliaments, a silent but lethal actor took the lead: artificial intelligence on wheels. Autonomous vehicles are no longer prototypes of a technology fair, but rolling realities that advance directly to the heart of the
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This Article is Sponsored by Phicus On the surface, everything seems to flow naturally: a 4K movie loads without pauses, a video call maintains the sharpness of gestures, and online games register hardly any latency. But after this apparent fluidity, data traffic grows like a wave that threatens to overwhelm the structures that sustain it.
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Cities no longer sleep, not only because the neon lights never go out, but because their systems beat like interconnected brains that process millions of data in real time. At the heart of this transformation emerge the so-called “smart cities”, urban spaces shaped by the logic of the Information Society, where technology not only facilitates
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