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Europe needs tungsten for its electrical future. A Swedish mining company knows where to find it: Ourense

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In the parish of Pentes, in the Ourense municipality of A Gudiña, the excavators have already begun to remove earth. There, on a slope where until recently only the mountain wind could be heard, the Swedish mining company Eurobattery Minerals AB has launched the work to extract tungsten – also known as tungsten –, a strategic metal for the European energy and technological transition. Galicia thus joins the small group of regions on the continent with active exploitation of this critical mineral. A strategic mine for Europe. The company, through its Galician subsidiary Tungsten San Juan, has launched its San Juan project while preparing its application for the second call for Strategic Projects under the European Regulation of Critical Raw Materials (CRMA), to open in January 2026. The first earthworks and the construction of a service warehouse are already visible in the area, as confirmed by the Vigo Lighthouse. When it is at full capacity, this will be the second active exploitation of tungsten in Spain, along with that of Barruecopardoin Salamanca. More in depth. The San Juan project will be an open pit mine with a goal that goes beyond local production: to provide European tungsten to the continent’s new industrial ecosystem. The company has begun improving infrastructure and constructing a pilot plant with gravimetric technology, while estimating reserves of 60,000 tons of ore with a grade of 1.3% WO₃. These are modest figures on a global scale, but significant for a Europe that seeks to reduce its dependence on Chinese imports of this critical metal. It has not been a short road. The procedures began in 2016 with geological studies, surveys and the construction of accesses, all under the supervision of the Xunta de Galicia. “Our goal is to produce tungsten responsibly and efficiently within Europe,” explains Agne Ahleniusgeneral director of Tungsten San Juan and former head of the Barruecopardo mine. “With this project, Galicia and Spain reinforce their role in the European supply chain of critical raw materials.” The metal that supports the energy transition. Few materials concentrate as much strategic value as tungsten. Its density, its resistance and its very high melting point make it a key resource for modern industry: from wind turbines to defense, including semiconductors and electric cars. But behind its technical brilliance there is a global conflict. China controls more than 80% of production and, in recent months, it has further limited its exports. The result: skyrocketing prices, uncertainty in the markets and a new reminder of how dependent Europe continues to be. To break this cycle, Brussels has launched the Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA), a plan to guarantee access to critical minerals within European territory. According to the European Commissionthese initiatives not only seek economic stability: they also aim to reinforce the industrial autonomy of the continent and reduce its vulnerability to geopolitical tensions. Spain, a mining window. The start of the San Juan project is not an isolated event. It is part of a larger movement: the rediscovery of Spain’s mining potential. The country has projects of copper, tungsten, vanadium, graphite and cobalt, in addition to new deposits of rare earths in Estremadura and Gran Canaria. The European Union has set clear goals. It wants to stop depending on third countries for its supply of raw materials, and the new Critical Raw Materials Regulation (CRMA) mark the way: By 2030, at least 10% of critical minerals must be extracted within Europe, 40% processed on EU soil and 15% from recycling. Furthermore, no external country may concentrate more than 65% of the supply. On this map, Spain appears as a key piece: with Galicia, Castilla y León, Andalusia and Extremadura at the forefront, the country could become one of the gateways to the new European green reindustrialization. European autonomy is in Galicia. The roar of the excavators in A Gudiña not only marks the beginning of a new mine, but also the symbol of a change of era. Europe wants to leave decades of dependence behind and build a more sovereign and sustainable industry. From a Galician hillside, a small tungsten mine has become part of that strategy. What begins in Pentes may be, deep down, one more piece of the new energy and technological map of Europe. Image | Unsplash Xataka | The price of silver is exploding to levels not seen since 1980. The reason: we need too much

the company believes it has the solution

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Google just launched Gemini Enterprisea comprehensive AI platform designed specifically for businesses. The movement makes sense, since there is a whole barrage of tools based on generative artificial intelligence that have landed in offices, thanks in large part to companies like OpenAI or Anthropic. The first of them already boasts of its 5 million users with the ChatGPT plan for business and Anthropic has already closed agreements with giants like Deloittewhich Claude will deploy to its 500,000 employees worldwide. Google does not want to be left behind in the race to dominate AI, so it is time to see if its platform convinces. Google’s bet. Gemini Enterprise is not another Workspace addition or a cosmetic name change. It is an independent platform under Google Cloud that works as a toolkit for companies to create and deploy their own AI assistants. Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian has described as “the new gateway for AI in the workplace.” Image: Google What exactly does it offer?. The platform promises several key tools: access to the latest models Gemini 2.5 Pro and I see 3pre-built Google agents like Deep Research and Data Insights, a no-code workbench for any employee to analyze information and automate processes, and connectivity with business data hosted in Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Salesforce or SAP. All managed from a centralized framework that allows agents to be audited and secured. The differential factor. While its rivals also offer business solutions, Google prefers to go for more complete integration. According to the companythe platform can connect to both internal systems and more than 100,000 external partners, from Box to Slack to S&P Global. Google ensures that it also includes specialized tools such as data automation and exploration agents, useful for eliminating a multitude of manual processes. Real use cases. Google has announced some clients that already have Gemini Enterprise in their systems, such as Virgin Voyages, who claim to have deployed more than 50 specialized agents on the platform. Clients also include software design firm Figma and installment payment platform Klarna, among others. According to a study McKinsey’s recent report, in certain cases, integrating AI agents into workflows can increase productivity by between 20% and 60%, figures that are certainly attractive for companies. Prices. Gemini Enterprise Standard and Plus, designed for large companies, starts at $30 per user per month in annual plans. For small businesses and startups there is Gemini Business, which costs $21 per month per user and includes a 30-day free trial period. Cover image | Solen Feyissa and Alex Dudar In Xataka | A consulting firm scammed Australia with a report made with AI. The problem is that the AI ​​invented the sources and even the quote from a judge

save the company from the worst crisis in its history

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Intel need a breakand Panther Lake could give it to him. The company has just presented its new SoCs, which boast 18A photolithography and will begin to appear in laptops and other devices – portable consoles are clear candidates – in early 2026. We are looking at a promising chip that will also be manufactured massively in the US and that now must face its greatest challenge: meeting expectations. Why is it important. These new chips from the Panther Lake family (Intel Core Ultra Series 3) are the first created with a 18A photolithographic node (roughly equivalent to 2 nm). This is a critical advance for a company going through the biggest crisis in its history and what you need before achieving success with this launch. According to the manufacturer, this 18A process allows up to 15% more performance per watt and 30% more chip density compared to its predecessors. Made in USA. The official press release Intel highlights how these chips will be manufactured at the recently opened Fab 52 in Chandler (Arizona, USA). It is expected to be massively produced there at the end of the year, thus achieving that boost to “domestic” chip manufacturing that the US wants to achieve to avoid dependence on China. We are facing a potential milestone for the aspirations of the US Government, which recently bought 10% of Intel to, among other things, try to strengthen the country’s “chip producer” role. What is Fab 52? It is a mega manufacturing complex that occupies an area of ​​more than 280 hectares (we would have to join together about 400 football fields to cover that area). Kevin O’Buckley, head of the manufacturing business at Intel, Indian that this complex that has cost 32,000 million dollars “has the most advanced semiconductor production technology today on planet Earth.” It is a bold statement, especially considering that TSMC or Samsung have managed to surpass Intel’s technological capacity for years. We will see without with this Fab 52 Intel also manages to fulfill its role as “chip factory for third parties“. A very promising CPU. The Panther Lake Socs arrive with a CPU configuration that can reach 16 cores that combine high-performance Cougar Cove cores (P-cores) and high-efficiency Darkmont cores (E-cores). CPU performance is up to 40% higher than its predecessors (Lunar Lake) in single-process, and up to 50% higher in multi-process. If it keeps that promise, we will be looking at truly exceptional chips in terms of the leap in performance. And the GPU will not be left behind. If we want graphical power, there is also good news. The variant with 12 of the new Xe3 cores is theoretically 50% more performant than the Lunar Lake variants with 8 Xe2 cores. Here the number of cores has an influence, of course, but also the behavior of each core itself. More leeway for AI tasks. The new NPU 5 of these Panther Lake SoCs also promises a notable performance jump and according to Intel it can reach 180 TOPS, when in the past the figure did not exceed 50 TOPS. This is a clear advantage if we want to run local AI models. Support for up to 96 GB of LPDDR5 memory with the new LPCAMM format It’s another demonstration of how these ambitious chips want to make the most of their opportunity. The most ambitious version of the Panther Lake SoC has 16 cores in its CPU and 12 Xe3 cores in its GPU, among other advanced features… We do not know models or prices. This preview of what awaits us with Panther Lake has not been complete. The company has not revealed the exact models or prices they will have. These SoCs will be intended for laptops and even portable consoles, and it is very possible that during the CES electronics fair in Las Vegas we will see the first machines based on these chips. Everything to prove. On paper, of course, these new Intel chips have a promising future, but it will be when they hit the market that they will really be able to demonstrate whether they actually have a chance in this ultra-competitive market. Intel and its leader, Lip-Bu Tanare facing one of the moments that can define their future for two reasons. The first, due to the performance of the chip itself, which we hope does not disappoint. The second, due to this massive commitment to manufacturing in the US, a radical turn for a company that clearly aligns itself with its government in this new stage. In Xataka | Intel has been making chips just for itself for decades. His only salvation is to make chips for everyone else

Five years ago he worked from his bathroom on the brink of ruin. Today he runs a company valued at 8 billion

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The story of Shayne Coplan and Polymarket is one of those striking cases that you like to see in the past. And the founder of this company practically started from bankruptcy in a makeshift bathroom as an office to close a $2 billion investment on the New York Stock Exchange. Now, the prediction markets platform that he founded in 2020 has just reached a valuation of $8 billion after the agreement with Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), owner of the NYSE. The takeoff. Coplan’s situation in 2020 was not exactly an example of the American dream. Just like shared a while ago In a publication in X, he was seen working from a bathroom converted into an office, with hardly any money and alone in charge of the project. Five years later, its platform has become the largest prediction market in the world, where users bet on the results of real events, from elections to sports or culture. Wall Street’s bet. ICE has announced an investment of up to $2 billion in cash in Polymarket, valuing the company at approximately $8 billion before the capital injection. The agreement turns ICE into a global distributor from Polymarket data, which will provide sentiment indicators on topics relevant to financial markets. Additionally, both companies will collaborate on tokenization initiatives that combine traditional financial markets with blockchain technology. How the model works. Polymarket allows users to express their opinions by buying and selling shares on possible event outcomes. Each operation is executed peer-to-peer using smart contracts. Markets grow with the number of participants, and prices reflect the perceived probability of each outcome occurring. The platform gained notoriety for the accuracy of their predictions during the 2024 US presidential electionwhere he managed billions in bets. roller coaster. Polymarket’s trajectory has not been linear. In 2022, federal regulators forced the platform to block US users after an agreement with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). The company operated from abroad for three years. This year, Polymarket bought QCEXa CFTC-licensed derivatives exchange, to return to the US market. The operation came weeks after prosecutors closed an investigation into whether the company had allowed access to American users despite the ban. Return at the perfect time. The changing regulatory climate under the Trump administration has favored emerging sectors such as event contracts and cryptocurrencies. Polymarket received an undisclosed investment in August from 1789 Capital, a firm endorsed by Donald Trump Jr., who later joined the company’s advisory board. What’s coming now. Jeffrey Sprecher, CEO of ICE, admits proudly that the investment combines an institution founded in 1792 (the NYSE), with a company that “is revolutionizing decentralized finance.” For Coplan, the agreement marks the entry of prediction markets into the traditional financial system. It remains to be seen whether these markets can maintain their growth and become truly useful tools for institutional investors. For now, ICE has bet heavily on the response being positive. Cover image | Shayne Coplan and Matthew Reeves (BFA) In Xataka | There is a worrying symptom in the technological economy: Silicon Valley prefers to buy itself rather than invest in the future

A company has developed a head that gestures like a human

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When we think of a convincing humanoid, we imagine him looking into our eyes, blinking and accompanying the words with gestures that give context. Robotics advances at a good pace and there are machines that Solve acrobatics with solvencybut they still transmit more mechanics than humanity. What is missing for interaction to flow is the gesture that completes the message. In recent months, ads and tests in China have started exploring that layer. From muscle to the face. For a long time, the bar was to get a robot to move autonomy and exceed resistance tests. That chapter begins to be resolved with increasingly solid models in the mechanical plane. What is now raised is another challenge: reproducing the nonverbal communication that people take for granted. From a gesture of approval to a surprise reaction, they are signs that open the door to a real dialogue between humans and machines. A head that gestures. The Chinese company Aheadform has shown a prototype that materializes this transition. In a video broadcast on YouTube You see a robotic head that blinks, nods and follows the environment with a surprisingly convincing look. The company, founded in 2024, Explain on your website that its objective is to achieve more natural interactions between people and machines. To do this, it seeks to integrate advanced language models with realistic facial expressions that allow to respond in real time. Under the ‘skin: To make the prototype look alive engines Brushlesssmall silent devices capable of coordinating precise movements. The model, baptized as Origin M1, integrates up to 25 of these actuators that control the different expressions. In their pupils, cameras are hidden that allow registering what happens around, while microphones and speakers facilitate real -time interaction. The combination of these elements explains subtle movements and response capacity. Integration of a robotic head of Aheadform into an experimental body The company ensures that the usefulness of these developments will go beyond the simple technical demonstration. It projects scenarios such as customer service, teaching or health care, where trust is also built with gestures and expressions. The approach is that a robot that smiles or nods more close than one with a neutral face. For now, these are declared intentions: the models are not commercially available. Academic support. Behind the video there is also peer reviewed research. In Science Robotics, in 2024Yuhang Hu and several collaborators presented a robot capable of predicting and reproducing human expressions as they occurred. The study provided evidence that real -time facial recognition and synchronized mechanical response are possible. It does not confirm that the current prototype is the same study system, but is consistent with the orientation that the company describes. Aheadform works in robotic heads with pupils that hide cameras An effort that goes further. China’s will to place humanoid robotics in the front line is a reality. It is not only about heads capable of gesturing, but also public exhibitions where complete bodies are tested. In the CMG World Robot Contest Series held in Hangzhou, for example, Four Unitree G1 starred in fighting Kickboxing Transmitted by TV. These humanoids showed coordination and agility, in a staging that reinforced the narrative of a country determined to lead the sector. The most recent closure of this agenda was the Half Marathon of Beijing, in which 21 robots toured a circuit parallel to that of human corridors. The organization highlighted the uniqueness of the event, but the implementation showed limitations: permanent technical assistance, battery replacement and route separation. Images | Aheadform In Xataka | Goal has begun to show its game in robotics. What you are looking for is clear: to be the Android of the robots thanks to the software

Apple has become a boring company. We ask ourselves who will inherit your throne: Crossover 1×24

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Apple It’s a lot of Apple. Or it was, because in recent times it seems to be staying behind. The company’s products no longer generate the expectation of the past, and their apparent problems with AI They open an unknown: Is Apple in danger of losing your reference position? In fact, that question takes us to another direct: if it is, what companies can this witness take? It is precisely what we debate In 1×24 crossoverthe last episode of the program in which Xataka and Gama Topes collaborate. In the debate, moderated by Jaume Lahoz, Miguel – of the range of range – and a server to start talking about the present and challenges that Apple faces in the short term participate: the maturity of the iPhone and the commitment to the services are key to that immediate future. But of course the fundamental part of the current situation is due to What is happening with AIa field in which Apple is adopting a curious attitude of Wait & see. It seems to be waiting to see what happens to, depending on how the market goes, react. It is a risky bet. That somewhat passive attitude makes other actors, can end up taking that leading role that Apple has always had in the field of technology. There are many candidates and we analyze them one by one: Google, Openai, Huawei, Tesla … the battle is served: will anyone be able to Inherit Apple’s throne? On YouTube | Crossover

The AEPD fine with 42,000 euros to a company

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The Spanish Agency for Data Protection (AEPD) has imposed a sanction of 70,000 euros to LVMH Iberia, a subsidiary of the French giant of the luxury cosmetics, to add a worker to a group of work WhatsApp using their personal telephone number without prior consent. The resolution, to which Diario Sur It has had accessIt is not an isolated case, and reflects how companies can violate the Data Protection Law With something as simple as put someone in a WhatsApp group. Origin. The employee had to use her personal mobile for labor matters for the demand of the company, while waiting for a new mobile phone to work that was never delivered. According to declaredother incorporated partners after they received these devices. At the beginning of his vacation, he warned by email and verbally that he would leave the WhatsApp groups work and stop using his personal mobile for work, although he would maintain contact with the clients he already had. Conflict. During his vacation, a person from the company adds his number to the WhatsApp group without prior notice or communication. The worker remained in that group until, weeks later, the same person eliminated her when she was fired from the company. It was then that he decided to denounce the facts before the AEPD. The defense of the company. According to account Diario Sur, LVMH Iberia claimed to have adopted a “guarantee” position and defended that the employee’s mail did not request a permanent elimination of the groups, but temporary during the holidays. The company claimed to have respected its decision not to participate during that period and argued that the worker expressed her willingness to continue using the personal mobile for labor purposes. The resolution. The AEPD considered that there had been an illegal treatment of personal data by not collecting prior consent of the employee, violating the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The sanction also takes into account the violation of the right of digital disconnection, protected by labor regulations. After assuming its responsibility and receiving reductions by recognition of the facts, the company finally contributed a total of 42,000 euros, a figure agreed between the agency and the company. What does legislation say. Although the GDPR does not specifically add the WhatsApp work groups, The AEPD has established That the telephone number is a protected personal fact, so adding an employee to a group without their consent constitutes an illicit data treatment. The situation changes when the company provides a corporate phone, since in that case the device and the number belong to the company, which can establish its use in internal policies. For those who telework, the obligation to provide contact data can appear in the contract, although its use It must be justified as urgent and does not allow the employee to be added to groups without direct consent. Likewise, as this last case has reflected, the worker has full right to refuse to use his personal device for labor communications. Cover image | Israel Andrade and own assembly In Xataka | The MIT has studied the impact of AI on companies. Its conclusion: only 5% of the time changes some really

CUDA is the standard that grips the world and Nvidia is the only company with chips capable of running it. Until now

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Goal will acquire rivos, a Californian startup specialized in the design of chips based on RISC-Vaccording to sources of Bloomberg. In addition to the capabilities of its chips, the operation is part of a broader strategy: free itself from the NVIDIA dependence and thus take control of its infrastructure for artificial intelligence without its chips. What is at stake. Throughout these last years, Nvidia has dominated the GPUS market For the thanks to CUDAits owner development platform that has become the de facto standard to train and execute artificial intelligence models. Today, we have reached the point that whoever wants to make a large scale needs Nvidia chips, and that gives the company a huge market power, since they put the necessary hardware for an industry in which everyone wants to enter. Goal, despite having some of the best open models in the sector with Callskeep spending billions annually in Nvidia hardware. The strategic movement. With rivos, goal not only buys a company, buy an alternative to the current technological stack. The startup Develop GPUS and RISC-V-based acceleratorsan open source architecture standard that threatens the traditional X86 (Intel and AMD) and ARM. Goal already works in its own internal chip, the goal Training and Inference Accelerator (Mtia), designed next to Broadcom and manufactured by TSMC, but the advances are not as fast as Zuckerberg would like. According to sources cited by Bloombergthe CEO would have been actively looking for market reinforcements to accelerate development. It is not the only one. Goal adds to a career in which their technological rivals already have an advantage. Google has His tpusAmazon has Trainium and Microsoft has developed Maia. The AI ​​war does not win only with the best models, but also With the chip that executes them And goal, despite being burning hundreds of billions of dollars in AI, it was staying behind in this front. The context. Rivas acquisition is not an isolated movement. Target there was already tried to buy furiosaaia South Korean startup specialized in chips to train AI systems, but the offer of 800 million dollars was rejected. In addition, the company has recently announced An investment of 29,000 million dollars To build a huge data center in Louisiana and plan to spend up to 72,000 million this year on infrastructure related to AI. The RISC-V challenge. Rivas represents an ambitious bet. Although RISC-V has not yet managed to penetrate massively into US data centers (its presence is mainly limited to microcontrollers and IoT devices), its potential is undeniable. China is already launching tablets and laptops with this architecture. If Meta manages to develop an AI accelerator based on RISC-V capable of replacing The NVIDIA H200 In its internal operations, it would be a considerable blow for the dominant standard. Cover image | Nvidia and Goal In Xataka | Openai has just presented Sora 2 with a Tiktok -style app. This is outlined a new wave of viral videos

A Spanish company wants to convert the chitamiedos into biker allies. Promises to be as simple as effective

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We are not going to discover anything if we say that chitamiedos are one of the great dangers for motorists and cyclists. For years solutions of all kinds have been sought. Among them have been proposed and installed Save them With double protection, Some even padded To absorb the impact and above all, eliminate the blade effect from the supports. There are also tubular options that follow that same logic of double and lower protection but avoiding the small pillars that can curtail members. Now, a Spaniard has presented a new addition that does not imply a new design of the cloakrooms. In this case, the objective is that emergency services can act faster and, therefore, some times that can be crucial when an accident is suffered. A connected alternative The system is called Plugsmart Pro And it is devised by the University University of Valencia (UPV) in collaboration with the Valenciana Metalese company is based on a similar idea. In this case they use artificial intelligence, environment monitoring systems and bidirectional signaling to alert drivers in real time. The system Analyze Constantly what happens around them and changes their lighting to warn drivers, bikers or cyclists that they approach a dangerous place, in complicated conditions or that there is some obstacle along the way. To do this, use some lights connected to each other that are installed on the wore. These emit a certain halo of light but when the weather conditions are complicated, the light takes strength. It is the simplest function because the truly interesting is in the monitoring of the environment. If the guardraíl detects that another vehicle is approaching, the flashes become more visible to alert who is on the other side of the curve. Also if, for example, there is a damaged vehicle, an injured person or an animal is crossing the road. If the system detects a dangerous object, the intensity of light increases. The invention has won the Ponle Brake Prize for Innovation in Road Safety in 2024 and this year the National Award Award for Conservation Safety. The companions of Motorpasion motorcyclethat from the DGT have already shown their support for the system. And it is that when the last great advantage of the system is that it can notify emergency services in case of accident. The latter is one of the incentives that the DGT has wielded to convince us that the V-16 lights that will be mandatory as of January are better than the classic triangles. That is, the system alerts drivers, cyclists and motorists that They approach a danger and its light adapts to signal its risk. But, in addition, it comes into contact with the authorities in case of detecting a blow with the intention that the response time from the accident warning to its performance is as much as possible. Photo | Miraxh Tereziu and Metals In Xataka | Spain has a problem with old motorcycles: they neither pass the ITV nor are they a maintenance day

A company is creating 3,000 a week

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This new podcast creation company has reached a conclusion that from the business point of view has no fissures: investing money in a sophisticated and that works without stopping generating content instead of signing podcasting personalities, much more expensive and slow. INTECTION POINT AIhowever, also puts on the table the most immediate dilemma facing the creation of content for the Internet: quality or quantity? Who they are. The Startup Inception Point AI is led by the former WonderyDective (a traditional podcasta platform) Jeanine Wright, and is betting on a Massive audio content generation strategy using 84 Autonomous AI systems (including models such as Plexity, Claude and Gemini) to produce and climb podcasts at high speed and low cost. The premise is to avoid the high spending of signing famous as presenters and, instead, create “talents” one hundred percent artificial. The numbers. Each episode costs Inception Point AI approximately 1 dollar, and integrates programmatic advertising. With only 20 listeners per episode, there are already benefits, without counting general expenses. Under the podcast network QUETE PLEASE PODAST NETWORK has launched 5,000 programs with more than 3,000 weekly episodes, and since September 2023 the network has reached 10 million downloads. Each episode has been producing for a team of about eight people, since it occurs with the idea until it is ready to be released. The programs, of very different formats, are presented by half a hundred characters generated by AI, with names such as Claire Delish (gastronomy), Nigel Thistledown (nature and gardening) or Oly Bennet (alternative sports) .. INTECTION POINT has already begun to produce short videos and establish profiles in social networks for them, with the intention that someone can become influencer digital. Slop content. INTECTION POINT AI seeks to position itself as a complementary, non -substitute option, but nevertheless, its low cost and the idea that everything is automated has once again put the issue of the theme of the issue of the table Slop content or junk content: Material produced through generative tools, prioritizing speed and quantity on value, novelty or precision, and is characterized both by its banality and the ease with which it expands on the web. The phenomenon arose in 2022 Together with the deployment of large generative models (LLMS and the graphic), and has been consolidated despite controversies such as the integration of systems such as Gemini in Google. But is this content “garbage”? Although we cannot qualify exactly Slop What does Inception Point do, its content fits with many aspects in the definition: as explained in The Conversationhe Slop It is a material ocean that overflows the user’s ability to filter the relevant and erodes the general quality of information on the network. Here we have absence of originality (From the moment there are no humans creating, but machines that regurgitate existing content), embrace a standardized aesthetic (as demonstrated by the chilling images of the broadcasters), volume and speed are valued above precision and algorithmic exploitation is favored, that is, it is material designed to capture attention and be monetized. Field paid for the Slop. Podcasts are spaces where the content created by AI can bloom without barriers. There are data that talk about access to podcasts mainly through smartphonesespecially during activities such as driving or exercising, with 38% of listeners listening while driving; And that 23% listen to podcvuts more than ten hours a week, which points to possible listening while other activities are done. Therefore, a light content, which does not require total attention, can find here where to expand, since unlike YouTube and social networks, it does not need full attention to be enjoyed. Header | Cory Vincent in Unspash In Xataka | I have asked the AI ​​any bullshit and now I am writing a news about her

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