APPROFONDIMENTIHEALTHCAREArtificial intelligence has stolen our patience and now human beings seem too slowWe've grown used to AI delivering perfect answers in 30 seconds. Now real people seem slow, vague, inefficient. We haven't become more demanding — we've become incompatible with human speed.29 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
TECHINNOVAZIONEAPPROFONDIMENTIThe Water That Doesn't Evaporate: Nvidia Aims to Cool AI Without Consuming the PlanetNvidia unveils a closed-loop liquid cooling system for AI supercomputers. Zero water consumption, less energy, more sustainability. A concrete breakthrough for the data centers of the future.26 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
TECHSOFTWARESMARTPHONEThe Age of Empires Goats That Deflate the Myth of Conscious ChatbotsA Microsoft researcher used Age of Empires 2 goats to show that attributing consciousness to chatbots is a conceptual mistake. Neural networks imitate processes — they do not think.26 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
TECHAI BUSINESSWashington Decides Who Gets to InnovateThe US government may control access to ChatGPT 5.6, approving clients one by one. A shift that transforms artificial intelligence from a tech product into a global geopolitical lever.26 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
AI BUSINESSAPPROFONDIMENTIAnthropic's Accusation Against Alibaba: When Learning Becomes Theft (But Only Depending on Who Does It)Anthropic accuses operators linked to Alibaba of creating thousands of fake accounts to study Claude through 29 million interactions. But who really gets to decide who has the right to learn from artificial intelligence?26 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
SMARTPHONERECENSIONIThe app that sells anticipation: when food never arrives (and that's the point)A South Korean app has gone viral for letting users order food that doesn't exist. No payment, no delivery. Just dopamine. And it reveals something unsettling about how digital systems are rewiring our brains.26 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
STARTUPA company with no employees is worth $250 million: AI closes a $30 million funding round on its ownPolsia is a startup run entirely by artificial agents. One founder, zero employees, and a funding round negotiated by artificial intelligence itself: the future of work has already arrived, and it costs $49 a month.26 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
HARDWARETECHWEBThe Glass Nerves of the PlanetOver 95% of global internet traffic travels through submarine fiber optic cables. With the AI explosion, this physical infrastructure — fragile and vulnerable — has become the invisible backbone of the digital world.26 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
AI BUSINESSFINANZAThe Micron Effect: When Markets Scream Crash and the Numbers Tell a Different StoryTwo days after chip market panic and AI bubble warnings, Micron posts $41 billion in revenue and a 346% year-on-year surge. The stock jumps 15%, pulling Wall Street and the Korean exchange higher. The noise was never the data.26 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
APPROFONDIMENTIWhen "Using" Replaces "Owning"In the access economy, ownership has become obsolete. Between flexibility and technological dependency, the line between conscious choice and invisible control grows thinner every day.26 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
BIG DATAEUROPAAPPROFONDIMENTIEurope’s digital future has found a home inside the mountainIn Val di Non (Italy), Tactor launches as Europe's first data center inside an active mine. Supercomputing, AI and digital sovereignty at 100 metres underground, with natural free cooling for 75% of the year.25 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
FINANZAFinancing AI DevelopmentThe issuance of artificial‑intelligence‑linked bonds is rapidly becoming one of the most significant opportunities in corporate credit.25 giugnoEditorial Team2 min lettura
