What exactly are you looking for? I know personally some people that obtained their PhDs post-2000 that have articles published if that counts. But I don't think you're looking for stuff relating to super specific issues in modal logic and whatnot.

>>7576651
I'm looking for philosophical thoughts that take into account the realities of the modern access to information

>poor impulse control
>no work ethic
>no attention span
>no memory of facts since they can easily be looked up
>desire for new material possessions due to constant exposure to ads for them
>craving for attention being able to be fulfilled in disgusting ways like camwhoring instead of inspiring proper self-advancement
>extremely polar gender roles plus ^^^ craving for attention resulting in gender dysmorphia
>cumulative stress reaction (ptsd for kids with affluenza)
Etc etc etc obviously I know these things don't apply to everyone but they are fairly new and intriguing issues for humans to deal with

>>7576676
Don't think I can help you there m8, sorry. I hang around people working on logic more than anything.

Try searching around philpapers.org. You can organize your search by topic and publication date.

>>7576690
Thanks, I will try that!

>>7576696
You might find what you're looking for in the epistemology sections. I know stuff about virtue epistemology takes memory and the like into account so combine that with philosophy of technology and you may have a pretty neat topic to write/read about.

Have fun, anon.