Networks turn paradisiacal places into authentic anthills

Artificial Intelligence has it clear: Caló d'es Moro is the most beautiful beach in Mallorca. Crystal-clear waters and white sand, but the reality is different. After a 40-minute walk, tourists arrive at a crowded cove. Queues to get off and queues to get back on, so crowded that traffic jams form. It's just over 20 meters long and has 4,000 visitors a day, making it practically impossible to find a place to lay down your towel. Social media and algorithms have made it go viral, but the excessive popularity threatens to overwhelm its beauty.