About The Debugger

The Debugger is an independent publication launched by Gabriel Andrés Molero in March 2025, and it covers tech-related developments and their intertwining with politics, especially from a European perspective, but not limited to it. All the content is free and available to everybody. Now, he and Max Mazoteras Miras run together The Debugger. Want to join us and contribute? Let us know at [email protected].

The main goal of this publication is to raise awareness of the crucial relevance of technological developments that shape the political landscape in which we find ourselves. From the rise of AI-powered weapons to cyber-security threats and mass-produced misinformation, which leads to programmable elections, no one can say that digital technology is not a major driving force - if not already the main one - in politics. Yet this is still somehow niche and does not often reach a wider, non-technical audience. In addition to this, we strive to also offer more philosophical perspectives and nuances, in order to set some lines of discussion, and understand the bigger picture.

Our sections

1) Articles

The Debugger has several sections covering different topics:

AI (it's not only about Chatbots): If focuses on the developments of AI, from the military to cyber-threats and mass surveillance.
Digital Sovereignty: All about Europe's digital sovereignty and independence.
Editorial: Our personal take on (not always) the latest issues.
Privacy and Mass Surveillance: Reporting on the role of Big Tech and other actors using your data to earn immense amounts of wealth and power - and destroying democracies and and the rule of law in the process.
The Art of Cyberwar: Spyware, scareware, and other tools that are the weapons used in the digital battlefield.
The Hyperreal: Our section of Philosophy and cultural criticism, to make a bit of more sense of everything else.

2) Newsletters

Monthly Report: Every last Friday of the month, we will provide a debrief on the month's developments alongside an overview of what has been published here so far. It's our way to stay in touch with you, and share with you what's going on in The Debugger.