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Hard-Wired Wetware I: From Attention Extraction to Human Integration

As automation surpasses human traffic and synthetic actors permeate public, semi-private, and gaming ecosystems, the web is reorganising around a new extraction layer. Large language models collapse the cost of human emulation, shifting platforms from attention capture to human integration. The next phase of the internet does not replace people with machines. It recruits them as psychological infrastructure: wetware that supplies legitimacy, empathy, and consequence to autonomous systems.

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Navigating the Legal Storm: Meta’s Ethical Dilemma in Protecting Children Online

We examine the legal challenges faced by Meta, emphasizing the need for tech giants to prioritize user well-being, especially for young and vulnerable audiences. Industry-wide changes are called for, and we advocate for a safer digital environment and highlight the broader implications for social media practices, after recent reports of lawsuits against Meta.

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