By SERGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: Fernando Haddad wants to attract data centers, but he doesn’t question who will control our data. Without chips, its own infrastructure or alliances with BRICS, Brazil deepens its dependence in the AI era
By SÉRGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: Are we capable of coming together and building alternatives to the culturally impoverished and homogenized communication operated by Big Techs?
By SÉRGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: The algorithmic catastrophe and the “blackout” cloud
By SÉRGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: We need to learn from indigenous peoples to protect our data
By SÉRGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: What the State of Israel practices in Palestine is necropolitics or the production of the extermination of a people
By SERGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: Without converting the issue of digital sovereignty and data sovereignty into a political struggle, Brazil will soon be technologically outdated
By SERGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: Marco Civil never prevented the moderation of content by platforms
By SERGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA:
The pillars of democracies cannot be supported by farce, disinformation and dissimulation
By SÉRGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA:
Considerations about whatsapp business and misinformation
By SÉRGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA:
Israeli spyware found on mobile phones of human rights activists, journalists and officials
By SÉRGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA:
The risks of extremely harmful effects for societies.
By SÉRGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA:
All that is left for Jair M. Bolsonaro is the coup or misinformation.
By SERGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: Collectives can bring new winds to Brazil's worn-out parliamentary democracy
By SERGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: Technology corporations exploit human experience as free raw material. They treat behavioral data as their property, in a dynamic of usurpation.
By Sergio Amadeu da Silveira
The pandemic and the fragility of democracy are making cyber technologies clearly lean towards exacerbated control. The power diagram that settles is based on authoritative drawings
By SERGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: Fernando Haddad wants to attract data centers, but he doesn’t question who will control our data. Without chips, its own infrastructure or alliances with BRICS, Brazil deepens its dependence in the AI era
By SÉRGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: Are we capable of coming together and building alternatives to the culturally impoverished and homogenized communication operated by Big Techs?
By SÉRGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: The algorithmic catastrophe and the “blackout” cloud
By SÉRGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: We need to learn from indigenous peoples to protect our data
By SÉRGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: What the State of Israel practices in Palestine is necropolitics or the production of the extermination of a people
By SERGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: Without converting the issue of digital sovereignty and data sovereignty into a political struggle, Brazil will soon be technologically outdated
By SERGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: Marco Civil never prevented the moderation of content by platforms
By SERGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA:
The pillars of democracies cannot be supported by farce, disinformation and dissimulation
By SÉRGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA:
Considerations about whatsapp business and misinformation
By SÉRGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA:
Israeli spyware found on mobile phones of human rights activists, journalists and officials
By SÉRGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA:
The risks of extremely harmful effects for societies.
By SÉRGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA:
All that is left for Jair M. Bolsonaro is the coup or misinformation.
By SERGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: Collectives can bring new winds to Brazil's worn-out parliamentary democracy
By SERGIO AMADEU DA SILVEIRA: Technology corporations exploit human experience as free raw material. They treat behavioral data as their property, in a dynamic of usurpation.
By Sergio Amadeu da Silveira
The pandemic and the fragility of democracy are making cyber technologies clearly lean towards exacerbated control. The power diagram that settles is based on authoritative drawings