Tabata Amaral: The role of PagBank, the role of UOL EdTech and the role, once again, of bringing information in a democratized way so that everyone would have access has already been mentioned here.
Tabata Amaral: But it is also up to me to speak a little about this difficult context, not only what Brazilian journalism is going through, but what our democracy is going through, because I know this is a topic very dear to you as well.
As our President Pacheco has already said, we have algorithms that reward indignation, anger and hatred above information, and this is a debate we cannot be afraid to face.
Tabata Amaral: We have foreign platforms that concentrate distribution and capture the advertising revenue produced in Brazil, and these platforms will always be very welcome in our country, but it is very important that we never give up Brazilian sovereignty.
Tabata Amaral: And when we export our data without any questioning and import these technologies also without any questioning, without any debate, we do give up, yes, part of our sovereignty.