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Raphael Hernandes
AI Ethics Researcher, Journalist
Part of a special on artificial intelligence published in 2023, it features tests of voice and video digital cloning systems with AI. It unfolded into a podcast episode, a YouTube video and for social networks, all with my participation.
Analysis of the performance of ChatGPT in Portuguese, when putting it to take the Enem (standardized Brazilian national exam, which evaluates high school students).
Special report explores the ethical debate around AI in different parts of the world.
Odd story which happened in the state of Paraná, Brazil, got worldwide attention.
'Poisoned' artificial intelligences are a problem with no solution
Part of a special on artificial intelligence published in 2023, it brings up a so far little discussed topic on AI systems cybersecurity.
The problem with ChatGPT is giving the idea of competence where there is none, says researcher
Interview with an expert discusses the impacts of LLMs.
Discord turns into a lawless land with groups encouraging sexual crimes and violence
Investigation that monitored illegal activity practiced in online groups.
Enem shows that ChatGPT dominates rote learning and text interpretation
Analysis of the performance of ChatGPT in Portuguese, when putting it to take the Enem (standardized Brazilian national exam, which evaluates high school students).
5G is the environmental hope of those selling internet
Reportage at the important intersection between technology and environment, about the impacts of the telecommunications sector.
GPT evolves a lot, problems remain and dangers increase
Analysis of the advancements of AI with the launch of GPT-4.
Metaverse is a trillion-dollar market, but its face is unknown
Report on the apparent decline of the Metaverse, which is not reflected in the expectation of financial return (which are still quite high).
What you need to know about ChatGPT, OpenAI, and artificial intelligence in language
Report gathers information about ChatGPT, which became one of the main news topics at the beginning of 2023. Nominated for the Folha Award.
Brazilian cybercriminals seek prominence in bank frauds
Overview of cybercriminal activity in Brazil, with hackers targeting the financial sector while large global threat groups have prioritized ransomware.
Excel World Championship: spreadsheet program becomes a sport with TV broadcast
Curious story about the use of Microsoft Excel as an e-sport.
Election reaches 2nd round with expectation of reduction in voting lines
Analysis of public data about the election helps understand waiting lines in 2022.
Lula and Bolsonaro focus on economy and ignore corruption on YouTube
Data analysis on the manifestations of Brazil's main presidential candidates in 2022 on YouTube helps understand campaign strategies.
Quota holder has a higher cut-off score than non-quota holder in 25% of Sisu's courses
Analysis of public data exposes inefficiencies to be corrected in the quota system for access to Universities in Brazil.
Who is and how does the hacker group Lapsus$ operate, and its connection with Brazil
Presentation of a cybercrime group with ties to Brazil that became one of the main names in the sector in 2022.
Cybercrime groups professionalize and profits soar
Overview of cybercriminal activity, shows the evolution of hacker groups worldwide.
Creaky internet will not withstand the metaverse
Special report made in the heat of the Mobile World Congress coverage, bringing discussion about requirements for the arrival of the Metaverse (and the revolution promised with it).
Facebook is part of the problem, but there's manipulation in other platforms, says expert
Interview with an expert about the role of Facebook in online disinformation campaigns.
Hackers target vaccines, health sector, and shut down hospitals during the pandemic
Overview of cybercriminal activity and behavior changes of hackers in Brazil and worldwide during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Cost of votes for women is 70 times more expensive than for men
Report on the 2020 election in Brazil shows the difference in how much women and men paid for each vote they got. A follow-up story showed hints of fake candidacies.
Hacker group that attacked the TSE is known for similar initiatives
Reaction to a hacker attack on the TSE (Superior Electoral Court) during the 2020 elections in Brazil. Illicit activity was being monitored even before the attacks were claimed.
Tech can get humanities out of the Middle Ages, Pierre Lévy says
Interview with the philosopher discusses the relationship between people and tech.
Voting machine gets to its 12th election in Brazil under attack
Story on the cybersecurity debate over the voting system in Brazil right before the 2018 elections. Won the Eset Information Security award for the Brazilian region.
Amidst security debate, TSE plans to put voting machine code on the internet
Report marks the beginning of discussions about the security of the Brazilian voting system, which became one of the main topics in elections in the following years.
Fake news gains space on Facebook and professional journalism loses
Data analysis shows the proliferation of false content on Facebook.
Reading 'terms and conditions' of services on the internet requires 4.5 hours
Compilation of what the "terms and conditions" of the main platforms used by Brazilians say. Nominated for the Folha Award.
Brazil should have data protection law only by the end of 2018, say experts
Years before the Brazilian General Data Protection Law was approved, the report already set an expectation of when this would occur in the title.
Tracks left on the internet includes everything from mother's name to love preferences
Report tracks personal information that is left behind on the internet and points out ways to clean up these data. Winner of the Folha Award.