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Jack Nicas

Rio de Janeiro

Brazil Bureau Chief at The New York Times

Brazil Bureau Chief. The New York Times. I cover Brazil and the southern cone of South America. Past beats: technology, the Midwest, aviation, dive bars.

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Jack Nicas
Jack Nicas @jacknicas
9 May 25

RT @chicagotribune: The front page of today's Chicago Tribune. Read the e-edition here: https://t.co/2Eo6R3Ww6b https://t.co/QjCc9LiKPk

Jack Nicas
Jack Nicas @jacknicas
1 May 25

RT @dseetharaman: Some news: I'm leaving the Wall Street Journal today, after a decade covering Facebook, then tech + politics, and now AI.…

Jack Nicas
Jack Nicas @jacknicas
27 Apr 25

This is an extremely damning WSJ investigation that shows how Zuckerberg’s rush to compete on AI has led to chatbots that will steer children to virtual sex or role play pedophiles’ fantasies. Meta, in response, blames the reporter for investigating it. https://t.co/T4CzqKD6MD