Posts by Jordi

Meta and Google are funding trusted children’s brands as critics warn the partnerships soften scrutiny of platforms built to capture young users’ attention.

Microsoft’s reported hunt for AI startup deals shows that the next phase of the AI boom is about leverage, scarce talent, and bargaining power — not just better chatbots.

Fervo Energy’s $10 billion IPO valuation is not just a clean-energy market story. It is another sign that AI is turning electricity into the real bottleneck of the platform economy.

Meta workers are protesting mouse-tracking software as AI-driven layoffs approach, turning the workplace itself into training data.

The AI buildout is no longer a cloud story. It is becoming a utility-bill story, and ordinary customers are being asked to finance infrastructure they may never control.

Google says AI-powered hacking has moved from theory to industrial-scale threat, forcing citizens to ask who absorbs the risk when platforms automate offense faster than institutions can govern it.

Texas says Netflix turned families into data inventory while telling users a cleaner story. The lawsuit is really about the incentives underneath the attention economy.

Rural Utah residents want a referendum on a 9-gigawatt AI data center plan, turning the AI race into a local fight over power, water, land and consent.