A conversation with Alessia Putin where we talk about illiberalism, the source of the arising extremist movements we’re seeing, and the source of the polarization of societies. We also talk about what she believes it’s enabling data dictatorships, and that’s the dictatorship we all have inside of us.

A lot of people are warning us of the dangers democracies around the world face. But very few people talk in depth of the origin of these threats.  Today we’re seeing a global race to rule artificial intelligence. And the tricky thing about this race is that, every country is on it, whether they want […]

Today politics is about the struggle of controlling the flows of data, and that might give birth to modern dictatorships.

Today advertisers can do a lots of things. But tomorrow when there’s a mass adoption of devices that can capture biometric data, advertisers’ creepiness will get to a whole new level.

Manipulating the masses is easier than ever, and social media platforms are doing nothing about it. We need regulations.

Are we in control of our own thoughts? Here’s a couple of chapters from my book Defeating Mr. Mole. (You can download the whole book for free at borjas.blog/mr)

Depression, lack of identity and some other psychological challenges will hit people who lose their jobs.

What would happen if we continue with our current privacy standards and our thoughts are out there in the open?