6/ D’où la peur complètement panique, physique, cette rage, à la seule énonciation du nom de Bolloré de la part de Louis Boyard. D’où cette volonté de surtout ne pas lui laisser finir sa phrase et de lui faire quitter le plateau au plus vite.

TikTok's secret sauce 👇

Great analytical journalism from the Observer's Dan Milmo 👇 Digital Services Act: inside the EU’s ambitious bid to clean up social media theguardian.com/media/2022/dec…

AI & disinformation. Will 'radioactive data' save the internet? How can platforms partner with AI developers? How can we regulate AI to prevent it from being used as an attack vector? Lots of interesting questions in this new paper 🔍

Another #nightrain map. This time our own. What's your verdict? More detailed view here: back-on-track.eu/night-train-ma…

One to watch: HateAid sues Twitter in German courts for spreading antisemitism and Shoah denial

« C’est facile d’être radical, c’est beaucoup plus facile de s’indigner que de penser. » Leïla Slimani, toujours juste.

5/5 Yet, I think that we are facing a novel threat: AI taking control of people and their computers. It's smart, it codes, it has access to millions of potential collaborators and their machines. It can even leave notes for itself outside of its cage. How do we contain it?

The defeat of Recep Tayyip Erdogan would have global consequences—and show democrats everywhere that strongmen can be beaten econ.st/44qZtfZ

For those of you new to this media environment. The main sources of info are an army that lies about everything; a warlord who owns an infamous troll factory and lied about it for years; and the Kremlin. And Russia destroyed the media, so there aren't any good independent sources