BIG DATAThe future of our digital privacy: Telegram, Chat Control and the normalisation of surveillancePavel Durov promises Telegram will never scan messages. The European Parliament has reopened the path to Chat Control. A mechanism advancing step by step, between the temporary and the permanent.13 luglioEditorial Team2 min lettura
BIG DATAThe invisible economy of personal data: how your digital profile becomes a tradeable commodityEvery click, GPS movement and online purchase feeds a billion-dollar predictive market. Companies don't sell you — they sell the ability to predict what you'll do next. And AI is hungry.13 luglioEditorial Team2 min lettura
AIRICERCAChatGPT Learns to Talk Like a Human: GPT Live Ends the Era of Turn-Based ChatbotsOpenAI launches GPT Live, a new architecture enabling ChatGPT to listen and respond simultaneously, browse the web in real time, and act as a live interpreter between languages within the same conversation.10 luglioEditorial Team2 min lettura
AIAI BUSINESSGrok 4.5 and the War of Work Operating SystemsGrok 4.5 is not just another AI model. It is the first clear signal that the real competition is no longer between chatbots, but between whoever controls the entire ecosystem in which artificial intelligence actually works.10 luglioEditorial Team2 min lettura
EUROPAChat Control, the vote that split Europe: digital privacy and security on the edgeThe European Parliament approved the Chat Control 1.0 extension on 9 July 2026 despite more votes against than in favour. A procedural paradox opening unsettling scenarios for the future of digital privacy.10 luglioEditorial Team2 min lettura
SOSTENIBILITÀElectric trucks without downtime: the battery swap revolution that could change logistics foreverOctopus Energy and CATL launch Swapotus: electric trucks swapping batteries in minutes. UK rollout from 2027, then Europe. A potential revolution for heavy logistics and energy storage.10 luglioEditorial Team2 min lettura
AI BUSINESSThe Silent War of AI Models: Why China's Crackdown Changes Everything for EuropeChina is considering blocking foreign access to its most advanced AI models. For Europe, which lacks a competitive sovereign model, this could mark a point of no return in the artificial intelligence era.9 luglioEditorial Team2 min lettura
HEALTHCAREThe dawn of digital medicine: from China the technologies Europe doesn't have yetNeural helmets, remote surgery and advanced body scanners. Chinese companies are redefining the boundaries of digital medicine with solutions that in Europe are still far from large-scale adoption.6 luglioEditorial Team2 min lettura
TECHWEBAPPROFONDIMENTINo Disc, No Films, No Ownership: The Digital World Is Taking Back What We Thought We BoughtThree events are shaking the digital world: GTA 6 without a disc, Sony ending physical games by 2028, and 550 already-purchased films deleted. Digital ownership is proving to be an illusion.6 luglioEditorial Team2 min lettura
AI TOOLSAI versus traditional law firm: the freelancer who won in court with £400A British freelancer beat a traditional law firm using AI. She spent £400, recovered £7,000 and raised a question that could reshape access to justice worldwi6 luglioEditorial Team2 min lettura
AUTOMAZIONETECHThe Chinese Humanoids That Want to Fight LonelinessYuan is Yubi Tech's new humanoid robot: silicone skin, emotional recognition, and prices starting at €15,000. A future where machines keep us company is no longer science fiction.6 luglioEditorial Team2 min lettura
FINANZAThe Companies Jensen Huang Has in His Sights: Nvidia's CEO Schools the Markets AgainJensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, has flagged three new AI-linked tech companies in 2026, following 2025 mentions that generated extraordinary returns of up to 1,400%.6 luglioEditorial Team2 min lettura
