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Gabriel Andrés Molero

Researcher in Philosophy with also a background of Computer Science. Covering privacy, digital sovereignty and other political concerns when not busy with Medieval Philosophy.

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Editorial | The 10th Anniversary

European leaders start to realise that digital, cognitive dependency is a vulnerability. Truth is, we've been in this situation since 2016, to say the least.

The Debugger. Tech&Policy

New year note

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European Commission launches Digital Commons European Digital Infrastructure Consortium

The initiative aims at fostering Europe's digital sovereignty by enabling cross-border collaboration to build open-source European tech alternatives

ASML to become the main shareholder of Mistral AI

The Dutch company is set to become the main shareholder of the French Mistral AI, securing Mistral's European future.

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Chat Control: the EU's biggest mass surveillance initiative ever

The EU is once more debating the chat control initiative, a mass surveillance law that would rely on a US company to scan every piece of communication of (almost) all EU citizens by October 2025.