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Iñaki López is trending in Spain after Iker Jiménez's television programme revealed the pixelated identity of one of the owners of Urbagestión, handing the story to Twitter users. Social media seized on the moment, with jokes such as "they've finally found a ghost", as public attention focuses on the company and its owners.

Jack Dorsey is drawing attention with Buzz, described as an AI agent workspace. The product is said to let users work alongside autonomous AI agents rather than traditional apps, continuing Dorsey's push into decentralized tools after Twitter and Block. Details about its features, availability and intended users remain limited so far.

Todd Epp, editor and publisher of Northern Plains News, has a book titled "Dharma Tweets: Mindfulness in 140 characters or less". The work connects short-form social media writing with mindfulness practice, a format reflecting the old Twitter character limit. The item was noted by Northern Plains News itself, with little engagement so far, suggesting it is being shared as a regional news plug rather than a broader story.

Posts tagged with a wide range of hashtags — including #socialmedia, #news, #meta, #space, #photography, #music and #twitter — are appearing on Mastodon, apparently as tests of how the fediverse platform handles topic tags. The content itself carries little substance, but the activity reflects ongoing experimentation with hashtag reach and visibility on the decentralized network, which many users joined after leaving Twitter.

Formula 1 has opened voting for its September Overtake of the Month award, in partnership with Crypto.com. A shortlist of the best overtaking manoeuvres from last month is available, and fans are invited to cast their vote for the standout move. The award highlights the boldest racing actions of September.

The Las Vegas Raiders have opened the NFL season at 3-0, making them one of the league's biggest early surprises. Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner was asked whether he buys the hot start, and fans are debating whether the unbeaten run is sustainable or a fluke as the season unfolds.

Jason Goldman, former Twitter executive and Democratic technology adviser, says that by the 2028 US election both Democrats and Republicans will place artificial intelligence at the center of their visions for the country's future. He argues voters are concerned about AI, will demand answers, and that the pace of the technology will force politicians to address it regardless of party.

Former NFL quarterback Kurt Warner has raised the question of how Patriots quarterback Drake Maye can get his confidence back after what is described as a dismal start to the 2026 season. The question has circulated among football fans, prompting discussion of Maye's struggles and what the New England Patriots can do to help their young passer recover his form.

Analyst Sam Monson has taken stock of the NFL season following its first three weeks, reviewing how teams and players have performed so far. The early-season checkpoint is being used to gauge which contenders and surprises are emerging across the league as the schedule moves into its next phase.

The San Diego Padres posted a message on their official X account, drawing replies from baseball fans, including one responding simply with 'Mmhmm'. The short reply suggests agreement or knowing acknowledgment of whatever the team announced, and it circulated among fans using the Padres and baseball hashtags.

A new OSINT-focused artificial intelligence model for cybersecurity work has been released, according to an announcement circulating among hackers and security researchers. The release is being shared in tech and cybersecurity circles, though details about who built the model, what it can do, and how it performs have not been made widely available yet.